Old Fox Poem by Gwilym Williams

Old Fox

Rating: 5.0


Old fox, hard as nails,
thin, arthritic, rheumatic,
septic eruptions on sore feet,
keen nose and sorry bag of effluvium and entrails
up for the erectile, hard frost, and somewhere to go.

Lakeside path, snowdrop, primrose,
daffodil, an early bee,
an ermine's fur turning brown,
an effusive gushing of butterflies,
gold-finches, flycatchers.

Two seasons in equilibrium.

The rest is fusion.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Grant Stevenson 01 July 2010

I really love this poem, its so evocative, it reminds me of an old fox that used to visit.

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