Smoke rose in slow dark circles The sullen sky wept as dawn approached. Fires signaled the brief rise of man; rain signaled the season's change. Winter shadowed the horizon; night coldly gave way to day . Primal fear began unknown-- (Tribal knowledge gave it name). Dark embers warned the weak... Death would come: that frozen storm of frozen lives. The lesson of tears would be taught. Day would flee, afraid man would sleep, dreamless, in the dim hours of winter's reign.
This poem was written by Poet Laureate Adelaide Dyson who is my blood sister and is dying.....