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Once upon a time there was a Fire Queen. 

She is a beautiful woman that lives in a 

volcano and is made of fire. Her hair was 

fire and her skin had an orange glow. She 

also had a beautiful red dress made of fire 

that would twirl and have more flames when 

she would spin. Although, most important 

her heart was made of fire, which 

prevented her from loving any man.

Men would travel to the volcano 

and profess their love for her, 

but as soon as they would the 

Fire Queen’s goblins would come 

and start pushing the man away. 

Then they would pick him up and 

drop him into the volcano. 

This never bothered the Fire Queen. 

She would just sit there and watch 

man after man scream, 

“Nooooooo!!!!!!!!,” as the goblins would 

attack them and carry them away. 

Since her heart of fire made her 

have no feelings for anything or 

anyone, this would not faze her.

One day a man younger than the others, came. 

    As he stared at the Fire Queen he was so stunned by her 

beauty that he could not utter a single word. He knelt 

down and just stared at her beauty never       confessing 

his love for her.

    This cooled the Fire Queens heart. She started to have 

feelings for this man without even knowing his name or 

speaking a word to him.

The goblins noticed this and weren’t going to stand 

watching their queen start to fall in love.

    They went over to the man and did the same to him as 

they would to any other man that did confess their love. 

They tackled the man and then picked him up and then 

brought him to the top of the volcano and dropped him in.

 This upset the Fire Queen and for the 

first time in her life she cried.

     Just a single tear, is all.

     That one first tear fell onto a rock on the 

volcano.

    Then a flower burst out of the rock. This 

was the first flower on a volcano. The Fire 

Queen lived the rest of her life with only 

the flower in memory of her beloved, never 

to see him again.

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