Wurimbiya wiiny nurranurra

Preserve the fire continuously. It doesn't need burning cause fire is fire

Keep is used as a command in this context. You then also need a time adverb, i.e..for a long period of time.

I ended up getting advice from Letitia and this is what she sent me.

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David and I were discussing tonight what the intent would be - a "Now Action", a "Command to Act", or a "Reason to Act" i.e. a habitual action.

Could it even be broken into two e.g. "keep the fire burning" a "Reason to Act" and then Blak, Loud & Proud be a different verb set?

Wirimbi-lgirri ganha-nha