Frozen burnt

A frozen moth flies                 too heavy        too slow                     the light too far 

A burning flower perfumes   too soon          too late                        the moth too senseless

A frozen light approaches     too dimmer    too dark                      the city too blind

A burning sea howls              too deep         too shallow                 the shore too far

A frozen sky falls down         too harsh         too sad                       the fog to low

A burning room lures            too smoky       too intense                the flower too close

A frozen fog moves               too slow          too thick                      the forest too far

A burning city screams         too silent         too garish                   the sea too far

A frozen sea undulates         too silent        too immense              the sky too close

A burning forest crepitates    too alive          too imprisoned           the clouds too far

A frozen cloud falls               too fractal       too broken                  the sun too far

A burning memory hates      too hard          too much                    the room too lonely

A frozen time speaks             too far             too cold                       the memory too close

A burning body invites          too hot            too lonely                    the time too soon 

A frozen rain drop falls         too heavy       too fast                        the river too far

A burning shore dances        too languid    too violent                 the hurricane too slow

A frozen sun illuminates       too weak         too far                         the moon too dark

A burning mountain dies      too alive          too vast                       the rain too scarce

A frozen hurricane slides      too loud          too wet                        the coast too close

A burning river ignites          too quiet         too light                      the mountain too vast

A mild coast roars                 too deaf          too caressing              the body too unaware

Poem originally posted in 21 tweets @minafiction.