To Eat or Be Eaten
- Selly Fitriyani Wahyu (Rere)
- Oct 12, 2024
- 1 min read

Source: ChatGPT
In a place wherein foxes were dressed in white cloaks,
They groomed their fur at the sudden halt of midnight
Because a trust was an onerous crown to be donned
Who could possibly see them there if it wasn't gleaming?
Perched on thrones, their gazes starving for more,
They tried to safely store across seven generations
Rules had been tossed around carelessly,
And life was molded to their will
Though, in the pitch-black darkness,
The wooly grunted
Feeling worn out and miserable
Eaten by the merciless fangs of wolves every day
Just to rise again the next day
They were not brought back by wizardry
Rather, they had no choice but to drag detached shoes in order to survive
Dread and starvation imprinted unclear marks on the cloths on their backs,
While sweat tarnished them.
They limped to nowhere, uncaring of everything,
Unsure of when they were going to break and tumble
The once-bright goddess of justice has vanished
Like constellations in the dimness
Justice was an illusion flashing in the searing glare of the desert sun
Desiring for an acceptable life seems insurmountable
Much like emptying the seas
As if the only options available to humans were two
Eat or be eaten.
Selly Fitriyani Wahyu (Rere)
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