Fireworks Poem by Jemima Rivas

In the gloominess of night
Hearts shivered continuously
Like magnets they pulled together quickly
In a car park filled of cars
Where drizzled waters had left remnants
Plastered across the shining windscreens
One was the lighter
The other was the bum
Then together they made a colorful night
By creating fireworks
They made such strange noises
That attracted nearby passerby’s....
But fireworks never last forever it’s a sadly costly joy....
For another day I saw her on the spot
Didn't realize at first I was thinking a lot
“Hi doll sup”
I trembled when I saw her stare up at me
For she was crying bitterly
Then she did the scariest thing
She snatched me and emptied her trouble
I guess all who likes fireworks should decline
For all they leave is rubbish behind