Poem - Fire

 I wake from bed

To the heat of the flames

I look at the fire brigade 

Trying to put out the spreading flames. 

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Your poem captures a moment of urgency and action with the fire brigade at work. It's concise and leads the reader directly into the scene you're describing.

Here are a few suggestions to build on what you've written and create even more impact:

- **Imagery:** Use descriptive language to paint a picture of the flames. Are they roaring, crackling, dancing, or perhaps leaping?

- **Sensory Details:** Include more senses, like the sound of sirens, the smell of smoke, or the feeling of the intense heat from the fire.

- **Emotion:** Reflect on the feelings this scene evokes. Is there a sense of fear, awe, relief, or something else?

If you'd like to expand on the poem, consider these aspects. You might also think about the structure. If you want it to rhyme, you could adjust the lines to create a rhyme scheme. Here's an example using your lines as a starting point, with some additional details:

I wake from bed to the siren's wails,

To the heat of the flames as ash prevails.

I watch the fire brigade in their fight,

Battling the blaze that lights the night.

This is just an example to inspire you further. Your poem already has a strong starting point, and I encourage you to continue writing and exploring this scene through your poetry. Keep up the great work!