The following haiku is an ode to the alchemical step of calcination, the burning of the prima materia to ash.
Ignited fire.
Primordial creation.
Transformation hot.
About the Creator
Felista Estep Sutherland
I’m here to offer my creations created in a place far beyond my own modern reality. A place that is past the perceived hells and in a magical space of total existence that holds no laws, no boundaries, and only infinite possibilities.
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