Tara

32 Justice

1	A Farmer who bore a grudge against a Fox for stealing his poultry succeeded in his capture.
2	Upon his fate, the Fox did say:
3	Fair thee Farmer, for I be the one culpable and you be my swift executioner.
4	Yet the Farmer did not seek to simply kill the Fox but to exact revenge by burning him alive.
5	The Farmer tied a rope covered in oil around the tail of the Fox and set it alight.
6	The Fox upon seeing the intention of his fate did cry out:
7	Oh cruel Farmer! There be no justice in such torment and fate shall surely be my judge.
8	Thereupon the Fox leapt past the Farmer and rushed into the barn, setting it alight,
9	Then rushing into the house setting it alight and finally to his end in the fields also ablaze.
10	Upon the destruction of his barn, his home and his livelihood, the Farmer cried out:
11	Upon one unjust act of cruelty, I have destroyed my kingdom.
12	Never to have judged at all, than to have broken the laws of the Divine.