A forge is a hearth or furnace used to heat metal for shaping. The forge burns coal, charcoal, gas, or propane. The metal is placed in the fire. The metal is heated until it glows. The metal is removed with tongs. The metal is placed on the anvil. The metal is shaped with a hammer. The forge is the heat. The forge is the same.

Forges come in several types. A coal forge burns coal. It is traditional. A gas forge burns propane. It is clean and easy. A charcoal forge burns charcoal. It is historic. Each has its own character. Each has its own craft. The forge is the type. The type is the forge. The forge is the same.

The forge is the heart of the blacksmith shop. The blacksmith tends the fire. The blacksmith controls the heat. The blacksmith works the metal. The forge is the tool. The forge is the craft. The forge is the same. The same is the fire. The fire is the forge. The forge is the fire. The forge is the same. The same is the blacksmith. The blacksmith is the forge. The forge is the blacksmith. The forge is the same.