Amidst the verdant sprawl, a spark ignites, A dance of flames, fierce and untamed, Wildfires, not just nature's blight, But stories, memories, lands unnamed.

The horizon glows, a fiery red, Forests weep, their tears turned to steam, Creatures flee, by instinct led, While the world watches, as if in a dream.

Smoke rises, painting skies with despair, Yet in its plumes, tales of old intertwine, Of Earth's rhythms, and the balance we share, Now disrupted, crossed a fragile line.

The crackle, the roar, nature's fierce song, Not just of destruction, but a plea, A call to heed, to right the wrong, To listen, to act, to set it free.

For wildfires, more than nature's rage, Speak of climates changed, futures at stake, In their embers, a message, sage, Of the care we must take, for our planet's sake.