Typographical slips distract from the form. Good meter for the most part and as always a good subject.
I appreciate the rhyme structure. You have a talent there.
A personal complaint: I truly don't like the capitals at the beginning of each line. I prefer to see the grammar determine where the capitals go. This use of capitals is an old format whose time is come and gone.
However, it is your poem after all and if that's the way you want to go who am I to argue...
Glad to see you continuing to write even as we work together on the structure of poetry.
Thanks too for sticking with me even though it's hard.

But read it aloud, and you'll find the failings in cadence.
Nothing else to say; if your working with Wes, you're in good hands.

Welcome to Neopoet!

Tantrum needs an "r". That's what I mean by typographical errors. It's good that you post older poems. As they say.... a poem is never finished, only abandoned. Good you do not abandon an older poem. As we progress as a poet it's good to revisit old works and bring them up to date with our present level of expertise. I edit old poems all the time.
This one is quite good and deserves a second look.

Nature's beckoning call.
To choose the way of the positive force is essential when dealing with disaster,
The morning breaks the tempest is such an exquisite art form.
Full of honest to goodness emotions in this timeless piece.
Thank you for the unique opportunity in conveying your work here.