Ears pop up from behind a fallen tree
Twitching and moving like a sonar dish
Then the beast to which the ears belong pops up
A childish and mischievous fox pops up
Hopping around like it owns the forest
So much pompous with its trot
But blinded by its pompous
It didn't see the trap
A metal beast with teeth sharper than any boars tusks
But the little fox hasn't experienced actual pain yet
Hasnt found the carefulness that beasts of the forests should have
When the fox steps into the mouth of the metal beast
It makes a noise like a mantis shrimps punch
A loud swift snap
The mischievous fox hadn't realized the pain it was in yet
It made a yelp that could be heard across the forest
The fox realized the pain it was in and tried to run
But putting force on the injured paw that was still in the trap
Made the shiny beast’s teeth stab deeper into the fox’s paw
That made it yelp louder than the last
This time scared the crows away
Then the fox saw a weird beast that proficiently walks on two legs
With weird fur that looks like the forests
With a stick that shines in the sun glow
With rabbits on the end tied together
And when the beast with weird fur noticed the fox it ran over
The fox was nervous
The pompous it had was gone
Replaced with fear
When the beast with weird fur approached it started growling
And the beast with fur put down its shiny stick
And grabbed a regular stick
And used it as a gag for the fox
The fear of the fox was at an all-time high
And the beast with weird fur touched the weird shiny beast
Which made the fox whimper
But the fox knew the beast with weird fur was not there to harm
And the beast with weird fur grabbed the beast that shines
And with immense strength ripped open the jaws of the shiny beast
And the fox was free
Without losing a drop of sweat it ran away limping
Unbeknownst of its broken paw
That fox that used to have so much pompous
Now had caution
And with that caution came wisdom
And with great caution comes great wisdom
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