Short Foxes Poems

Short Foxes Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Foxes by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Foxes by length and keyword.


Premium Member Foxes and Fillies

chilly  billy  silly  filly love ain't for sheep, chilly Billy sighs, drains many a silly filly dry
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Who Are We

we consume lizards, small birds and fruits
our extra furry feet protect us against hot sand
our overdeveloped ears protect us from the sun
we live in Northern Africa’s desert

Foxes

Foxes
lay in the dirt
summer heat
red red against the dusk
mama watches kits chase shaking herself
 fireflies dance about
she wanders to the creek for water
they scamper behind her
ready for adventure
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Foxes Have Holes

Foxes have holes and birds have nests for bed
but Jesus had nowhere to lay his head.
     It is he who calls us
     to leave all without fuss
as we follow in the Way that he led.

Luke 9.57-62
Form: Limerick

Foxes Fumbling Forward

Flummoxed foxes fleeing, fumbling forward from furious
Hurried heaving hounds howling hourly hitherto

Stop

Withered weathered wild woods would weep when
Man made memories murdering many mammals 

Stop


Three Little Foxes

Furry red
Fox kits in a
Pile of three
Bringing a smile
To the face of me

Are they sly and
Are they slick?
Are they ready 
To tumble and
Rumble and flip?

They look so tame
Just sitting there
I want to run my
Fingers through
Their red hair!!!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Foxes

triplet red foxes born in the meadow nearby ~ not afraid of me [red fox]
written April 10, 2022 [Palm Sunday] THIRD PLACE WINNER submitted to "Wild Life Haiku" poetry contest sponsored by Tania Kitchin [syllables checked by HMS]
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Foxes

A fine family of foxes, 
a feisty mom and her two kits
living near humans by shrewd wits.
Her constant success flummoxes. 
Kits are tiny jack-in-the-boxes,
heads bobbing while mom baby sits. 

NB: Other - Sextilla: A Sp. stanza form of six octosyllabic or shorter lines. In the classic period, the usual rhyme schemes were abbaab.
Form: Other

Foxes

Some humans are foxes
let them sit and reflect
before a fox of men
they were fragile babies

Some humans are inhuman
let them shut eyes and see
before acting inhumanly
they were humane

Some humans are angry cocks
let them cool down and check
before behaving as angry cocks
they were talon-less chicks

No one is best, no one must be fox
Treat humans as human you are
Form: Sonnet

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