Companion poem for chapter 9 of the R.M. Dolin novel, "Trophic Cascade"
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Predators move in predictable patterns
leading you to believe
in your struggle to survive,
everything happens for a purpose
causing you to foolishly assume
in the end
it somehow always works out.
The balance we strive to maintain is
precarious at best
but better considered as perilous
and fraught with just enough sanity
to provide the necessary proof
we’re all insane.
At least on levels we pretend
don’t really matter.
In the end,
there is only the end,
something apex predators prove
on a continually consistent basis.
From the R.M. Dolin novel, “Trophic Cascade.” The ANA debate their responsibility to eradicate local versus global apex predators from society and how best to achieve success in both without disrupting the precarious balance of life, which results in trophic cascade.
