Vixen Poem by Tony Mushrow

Vixen



Vixen.



Early huntress,
half eaten fish,
clamped between strong jaws.
She looked at me,
bright eyes pierced mine,
ears pricked,
ribs pressed against flesh,
she turned to stone.
…….I stood transfixed by her,
beauty.
grace,
cunning.
The wind changed,
my scent carried a silent message,
she raised her head.
…..I understand,
hungry cubs,
mewing,
nipping,
hidden,
a splash in the lake breaks the spell.
a bush shivers.
A blink and she’s gone,
back to the shadows,
with her prize………… a mother’s love.


End.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I sighted a fox with a fish that an angler must had discarded by the Lake in Walton it was 5am in the morning, I had gone for a walk early because I had pinged awake and could not get back to sleep. Foxes give birth around May time, so this one probably had a den with near with hungry cub.22 05 2013.
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