In the dense woods, Old man toiled as a charcoal maker. Under a bright blue sky, he poked his long pole into a mound of buried wood, releasing thick black smoke that twisted upward, clashing with fluffy white clouds.The acrid haze stung his eyes, but it was his livelihood—turning forest timber into fuel for distant hearths. Framed by shadowy trees, he stood silhouetted, a guardian of fire and smoke, earning his family's keep one smoldering day at a time.As the sun pierced the canopy, Old man sealed the vents, watching his creation billow. In this dance of destruction and creation, he found purpose amid the wilderness.
and I call him "Cloud Maker"...