A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words (Or, Exactly Fifty): I Do Not Worry About the Fox Anymore

Photo by @wakeupkitty, used for the purpose of responding to this Freewriters initiative

What I see: a mural on some kind of short wall or box, with a red fox on one side and a rooster on the other

What I feel: There's magic in that juxtaposition in which the predator and prey are simply in their beauty, and will forever look upon each other in peace


The fox was clever, but not clever enough, this time.
His vanity ended up being his everlasting hunger.
He thought he should be on the front of the box.
The magician with the brush made it so.
I am forever humble, and therefore safe, on the side where I am.

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What if these two aren't aware of another?
Thanks for the food of thought. A good thing about hunger is that it's not everlasting. Who knows the fox is a message.

They would not have to be, since they will never see each other -- careful management of natural resources can be among the messages!