To Lucy Under the Stars

Copywriting I saw you more than a hundred thousand years ago. You threw stones at that innocent rabbit, hunted it, put it on a burning fire, tore it into pieces and ate it, your hands full of animal fat glistening in the sun. I have seen you more than 9,000 years ago. You were twisting that fat seed and burying it in the soil with great care. I saw you more than six thousand years ago. You were sitting on the flat sand, counting the stars in the sky, and the pyramid you were building was part of your curtain. I have seen you more than 3,000 years ago. You were squatting on a wooden box on the street, staring at the ants on the ground. You felt that the sound of scholars nearby discussing the elements that make up the world penetrated your ears like ants crawling randomly. I have seen you more than two thousand years ago. With your bare feet covered with calluses, you stepped on the blood-nourished land and struggled to escape. At this time, nomadic soldiers on horseback drew their bows at you. I have seen you more than 1,500 years ago. You stepped on the steps covered with pitch-soaked pine needles and walked naked to the execution rack for the trial of witches. In the dusk, you burned with the sky. I have seen you more than nine hundred years ago. You passed through the blockade of bombers, tanks and machine guns, and escaped from the city where all supplies were exhausted. You ran faster and faster, and finally fell on the muddy ground. Then you looked at the light lead-colored sky and smiled with your teeth. I have never reached out to you, and I won't do it this time; I just want you to run quickly, without fear or regret, under the bright stars. ===== [After revising the copywriting many years later, I discovered that the angle of view cannot be chosen without knowing it, so mutual attack was adopted by default. This article is actually very Platonic and not obvious at all T. T] Lily, anthropology researcher x teenage test subject, or Frankenstein x little savage Only the main cp is gl Switching between perspective and person The ultimate soft science fiction, the technology tree is messy Elements of suspense reasoning include, BE Purpose: Learn to look at the stars