Like A Fox Poems - Poems about Like A Fox

Frederick Fox went a courting on a summer’s day fine Object of his desire was a vivacious vixen named Madeline They got along like a roof gets along with a gargoyle Like a garden takes to luscious black healthy soil He was thrilled with his date, and she seemed excited with he. Maybe a future for these two could easily...

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Have I done something wrong..8 long years..regretted being forsaken not feted..more pong than gong it appears Charismatic Selectors mistaken..phlegmatic..enigmatic or erratic Dramatic not pragmatic nor didactic tactic Despite the fans throng that he does belong After an en song bounty..one of the best county careers Applaud PCA top award for 2024..for the way you play..stack of wickets taken and runs...

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Ole’ to the bland bated solid baby blue-hued sky viewed Left handed white arrows stacked pyramid left side two points up north? looks cool, Forever almonds eyes slanted aligned with cheek triangular faced, Vivid stares in graced sitting tail staged right tipped black on end looks cool man Sitting in on rippled lined white background represents layers of...

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The fox slopes warily into the garden, a sapphire dawn overlay's and sheens his form. He trots across a snow powdered clearing head low, electric whiskers seeking trace and track. Crystalline eyes turn toward a window where I watch between aquamarine icicles. A white speckled snout wrinkles in sudden awareness. A quick curious stare, then off he vaults over a frost jeweled fence, a bristled tail whisking diamond flecked snowflakes - blue diamonds. ...

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I move like a question no one dares to ask aloud. Soft-footed. Sharp-eyed. I was born between shadows, stitched from dusk and flame— a whisper in the underbrush with teeth. You call me sly. I call it survival. I know the wind before it changes. I know the hush that means danger. I know how to vanish without meaning to. Your world is loud. Metal, smoke, hunger that swallows without...

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I. Sighting I saw you through refracted light- a prism of chance splitting ordinary into spectrum. Wind-tangled hair terra cotta and rosemary beneath your nails the scent of soil and citrus on your skin. You carried mysteries-living things I wanted to cradle. I didn’t find you- you found...

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Our blood splattered grounds and our winding pavements. Keeping my head up while I can. Your blue spirit birdsong, It comforts. Just keep crawling, keep gasping, Just suffocate it all in the red, I stayed hungry for the thrill, because Nothing was enough to quench those flames. Fox-like footprints in our blood-spattered grounds Are all I needed back then to stay sane. Can you scamper...

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Crazy frenzied buzzing in the hive this afternoon A sexy female bee had come in on Zoom She was built differently than the old dour queen She’s a real fox, a dream, said my pal Screen Screen is always trying to put down the current queen They have not gotten along well since he was a teen I looked on zoom...

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ah Coffeetop Locks be the witch’s fox a cunning you pair in hand on the fringe of village life wings but inward at night for her work where you light then quickly on hocks ah Coffeetop Locks ...

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With all the eye candy I don't know which to choose From all the foxy ladies On Fox News...

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A polly-fox is a skirt. What kind of polly-fox are you wearing today? Oh, you NEVER wear a polly-fox? I thought you were from Scotland. I discovered polly-fox yesterday In a student Thesaurus. A new fact I was determined to use in a poem today. This is it. You’re welcome...

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it's a nice neat noon to see cute red fox in snow so very cool view!...

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Coyote, wolf or fox? I stare at the gorgeous animal. He may be wild, but he is exquisitely made. Low to the ground, red fur, dark tail. My dogs go berserk when they notice the creature. Barking and charging at the glass separating them. I let the wild one have a head start. Then I release my dogs, confident they cannot catch...

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Once a fox was lost in the field; No shelter, friends, nor food to yield! His fending hope has lastly keened, But stood once more when prey he gleaned... There he melded with flocks of sheep, Dealing and coping with their keep; Hardly bids to maintain his guise, Yet still a fox behind those eyes! He has sampled reed grass, at least, Though fox...

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Appears - eyes alight Freezes - bristling orange Leaves - sleek and silent...

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