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A Personal Fox
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Last edited: Wednesday, January 29, 2025
Posted: Wednesday, January 29, 2025

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My Own Fox

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Personal Fox

 

There's a fox in my yard! I've seen him on

the cc-camera. It was semi dark so I can't

tell if he's gray or red. He was standing

majestically, showing no inclination to run

away. I've been sending telepathic

messages to him, to let me see him in

person. I hope he's listening. Since the

first time I saw a fox, as a little girl they

have enchanted me. I found out later, in

Native American style, fox is my spirit

animal. Foxes and I definitely have a

bond.. Foxes often appear in my paintings

and in my dreams. I think they are one of

the most beautiful of creatures and

certainly smart enough to survive under

the most trying circumstances. I'm hoping

my fox returns soon and I'm present in the

yard when he appears. 

 

 

 

 

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Reviewed by Rebecca McKeehan
Reviewed on March 3, 2025
One of my most vivid memories was of an early bike ride one morning along the Cades Cove loop road, in the Great Smoky Mountains. The sun was just peeping over the mountain and mist still clung to the ground, and a red fox was trotting nonchalantly along the fence row, seemingly oblivious to my presence. If I could only paint...

Rebecca

Reviewed by Don Nordstrom
Reviewed on February 16, 2025
Love your hair!
I feed about a dozen feral cats at my apt complex. One evening, I noticed a rather large "cat" sitting about 40 feet away, watching the cats consume their nightly dinner. When they were done eating, the "cat" moved in closer and then I could tell it was a fox. He looked up at me, then ignored me while picking the leftovers. I started talking to him, and he squinted at me like he wanted friendship more than food.
I went back into the kitchen to get some food for him, but he was trotting away when I got back. I leave a bunch of food out later for the midnight rambler cats, and it is always gone by morning. Not sure if the fox appears later now to consume the food, but I would like to think he is getting at least some of it.
I am thinking of getting a ring camera and setting it up over the outdoor dining area for the cats, and then monitoring it from my phone to see if he does come back at night. You are right, foxes are cool!

Reviewed by JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on February 2, 2025
Aweee. I love foxes too. They are so deeply gloriously beautiful, entertaining and gorgeous. We need each other to care for another in the entire web of life. I feel them when they are in need and we must help.. God is watching us and our hearts...We will only have a legacy of how we have been kind to another-all life
~j

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on January 30, 2025
Foxes are indeed intriguing and mysterious animals. Such a wonder to find one in one's own backyard and such a thrill. We live now in cities and far from the realms of nature, so it is only natural to feel a kinship with such animals when they wander into close proximity. I remember seeing a deer one as I walked through a forest. My heart skipped a beat. Lovely poem.

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