August 26, 1996
This week, we have a poem written by White Cloud, from Stony Mountain, Manitoba.
The wind blows across the lake,
while we watch the loon
swimming towards the sunset,
we are the trees
who could only hear
the wind speak,
swish swish the sound goes,
while we watch the loon
swimming towards the sunset,
once again
we could hear the swish,
if we could only hear
the loon sing
maybe then
the fire would go away
from the sight
where we are watching
the loon
swimming towards the sunset.
[This poem was taken from Spirit Within our Dreams, p. 68, a collection of stories written by students of the school at Stony Mountain Correctional Institute, Manitoba.]