Meaning
'Old fire' — an old flame, a former lover, and the ease with which an old romance rekindles. The proverb says it plain: 'ole fire stick easy fi ketch' — old firewood catches quickly, so a past love flares up again with little effort.
Examples
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Careful, ole fire stick easy fi ketch.
Careful — an old flame rekindles easily.
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Shi an har ole fire link back up.
She and her old flame got back together.
Origin
'ole' (old) + 'fire'; from the proverb about old firewood. See [[ole-fyah-stick-easy-fi-ketch]].
How it’s used
An old flame/former lover; rekindles easily.