Literature
To Man, From Wolf
Furless, naked, bare
Are the bodies of the dead.
No longer around.
Yet, unforgotten by us,
Who here still remain,
Reviving their existence
Subtly, through
Horses, and garments of cloth
Weapons unlike claws.
Buildings instead of dug dens
To rest weary bones.
The ways of old have died too,
With you, who are gone.
Books teach us about your kind,
All that's left behind.
To beings who've gone unseen,
What can be said now?
Do we thank you, for this life?
Or curse what's been done?