Disappeared from vision
In the haar that rolled swift in,
Muting voice and mission
Stranded chill upon your skin.
Scotch mist, though descended
In the valleys and the glens,
Retreats to sea but dampness
Clings to clothes of men.
Though rare, in all its heat,
Is the sun that warms our shores,
It ever rises, resurrected,
Clears, with light, heals sores.