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A poem about prey |
| Under the glow of the moonlight Sitting in cover at max height Waiting for prey movement however slight Night predators display their true might The hunger they feel enough to incite The true nature within that comes to light Their eyes completely alight No sense of wrong or right Just the urge to kill and bite Prey until the sun's first light The thrill of the hunt bringing pure utter delight The thought of blood enough to excite While prey desperately hide frozen in utter fright Huddled together nice and tight Knowing they can neither run nor fight Their chances of winning only slight Against those who are the predators of the night Never pausing to hear a prey's plight Only the lucky few will make it until the first rays of twilight Just a side note, this was a mythology poem for a certain hunting mythology animal I made for school. It describes a predator prey relationship basically. (Kind of a rushed piece). |