The LA Times publishes a selection of children's poetry in it's 'creativity corner' each week, and Sunday was no exception.

What was exceptional, was a piece of verse from nine-year-old Gabi from Huntington Beach, which really outshone the other contenders.

A deeply expressive and visual poem about the joys of arson, it really is a departure from the usual fare in children's writing.

Will Gabi grow up to be a poet laureate, a serial killer, or both? Remember the name.

Gabi really took it up a notch pic.twitter.com/uRUf4T4VKs

— shelby fero (@shelbyfero) February 1, 2015