Didn't your mother ever tell you not to play near the edge?


Somewhat inspired by Hurt's song "Wars".

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For those who care to know the meaning behind this one, here goes. *takes deep breath*

The chorus of "Wars" goes like this:

I think of all the days in my life,
Where I could have done something more.
Yes I remember the days in my life,
Where I could have done something more.
There is never a day that goes by,
That's a good day to die.
Please open your eyes,
To the millions of lives,
That will senselessly die in our wars.

The song is of course actually talking about wars between countries, but I took it to mean more of an "internal war" kind of thing. The falling wolf represents the "outcasts" of society, who sometimes can't keep themselves from tripping over the edge of the cliff, so to speak. Often there are people who will stand by and just watch them fall, even though they know the other person is in trouble. The one paw reaching down toward the falling wolf represents someone who at least kind of gives it an effort, but is either too late by then or just didn't try hard enough.

Or something like that. XP