#The prologue to the Wheel of time:
#!usr\perl\bin
sub turn;                       # god, I hate this :P

## begin poem

turn $wheel_of_time;            # The Wheel of Time turns,
sub turn {
        my $ages;               # and Ages come
}                               # and go (out of scope ^_^)

@Shadow = ($was, $willbe, $is) unless ( $winds_of_time =~ /Dragon/ );

# What was, what will be, and what is, may yet fall under the Shadow.
# Let the Dragon ride again on the winds of time.

# yeah, I know the last part is contrived, but if you read the books,
# the implication is that unless the Dragon succeeds, all will fall un
+der the shadow.
# *shrugs*

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Edited: ~Thu Aug 1 21:53:40 2002 (GMT) by footpad: Replaced <pre> tags with <code> tags, per Consideration.

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