Poemas sobre el tema: fox

Poemas sobre el tema «fox» en Poets.by.

ContemplativoDave Bonta

Administrator

papers grow upon my hands and I am cold as a pear or a captain of order exempt from land service but see how, void of method the fox is wise at all times
AlegreDave Bonta

Joy

joy is a swan in the mind a door open to anything a psalm against money the night fox
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Outward

weary with myself I watch the fields their leased light the fox at play
AlegreDave Bonta

Old dog

Settling pleased me where I was once a petitioner for my master. My wife a fox and I a dog of great families, I knew myself in Latin— the best way to bow.
AnsiosoDave Bonta

Homily

I am the traveler, what I drink, I know not— a fox all night in fear of being perceived.
AnsiosoDave Bonta

No Trespassing

The walls leased the sight of the place— a handsome provision. To see is to kill. Night came to town to help the fox.
ContemplativoDave Bonta

Default

We let treasure rest— sun on fish. We breakfast on trouble, continue in absence, say no to fox and fool and so go knitting: to be.
ContemplativoDave Bonta

March

A four-pronged twig tumbled by wind has left the oddest tracks in the snow, no two alike. The fox, by contrast, has walked more than a mile in her own, earlier footprints, leaving a single set of blurred tracks with toes pointing in both directions.
AnsiosoDave Bonta

Pastoral

The squirrel’s tracks end in a smudge of blood on the snow, one tuft of fur and the long furrow its dangling tail drew beside the fox’s footprints. Alone in the field, a bulldozer lowers its blade to a white and heavy harvest.
AnsiosoDave Bonta

Rabid

The gray fox sat and gazed at us like an angel— one that foamed at the mouth. I refuse to write another poem about the goddamn crows. Holding a rifle is like holding an infant, wary of setting it off.
ContemplativoHans Ostrom

Fox and You

If you saw the fox, know the fox saw you first, and not out of the corner of her eye. If your breath caught when image of a precise snout, wise eyes, thick bristling stone-and-cinnamon fur struck your optic den, know that’s the sort of guiltless, guileless reverence the best of the best Beliefs have in mind. If she returns to you, taking a path through dream, know by dawn she went back to milk-drugged pups.