The Urban Fox (just a thing I though I would share)

Absolutely loved this Craig. I love reading your poetry stories (that's what I feel they are anyway) anyway... I remember when I was working nights (my first job) cleaning Tesco and I used to ride my bike and see a fox family nearly every night on the prowl, I used to love watching them and once I got so carried away that I was late and had to come up with some excuse though I can't remember what I used at the time as it was over 12 years ago now lol but hey ho least I got to see the foxes hunting etc and I didn't lose my job win win if you ask me.
Take care x

Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed reading

Very true these very land/forest/woods which we claim as
ours is and never was because before us it was mother nature
who gave birth to this vast land and brought out all her little
creatures before man started slaying her.

I liked the simplicity of this write and the thoughts and feelings
of something so beautiful with so many different creatures which
we take it for granted and even sometimes kill..

Morning, Craig.

I've recently started working part- time as a household removal driver. I too have found myself parked up for the night, musing on nature while tucking into my fish and chips.
Back at home we regularly feed the foxes. They are truly beautiful creatures. A couple of them, though, had mange (a mite that feeds on them, making their coats matted and dull. We treat their food and can report their glossy golden coats are returning.
There are people who regard them as a nuisance and treat them like rats as they encroach into our gardens. The fox, like the rat are only trying to survive as their habitat is being ruined by us! We are the ones who need to act responsibly and not like parasites. Really we are no better than the mite who lives on that fox.

Craig, thanks for sharing this. BTW. Typo with the word 'quite' should be 'quiet'

Take care,
Michael

what a beautiful poem.
I too would feed the fox.. They are stunning creatures indeed.