Hunting haiku

[Markworth]

Thank you all for your kind words and feedback

Erthona - Sometimes when looking at the sun it seems white, or just a blur of white light. The fox was gored, or pierced, by hounds' jaws (it's about fox-hunting in England). He's since been left and somewhat covered by fallen leaves, which form a pattern on his body. Thank you for your honest critique, and those lovely puns

John Galt - I live in England, and the fox was gored by a pack of hounds, led by toffs on horseback Thank you for your kind critique! I have to ask, by the way: did you get your name from Atlas Shrugged?

ChristopherSea - Is fox-hunting a thing outside the UK? And by fox-hunting I mean the upper-classes-in-red-coats-and-black-hats-on-horseback variety. Foxes can be useful, as you say, though I feel a bti sorry for the poor squirrel! Thank you for your interesting comments.

At first I preferred the image of the shadows of leaves making the pattern, but I understand it more fully now and prefer it the way you intended. Leaves sticking to blood, now dried, is very powerful.