Run, Run, Glow: A Song for Midnight Wanderers
Vixie’s newest folk-pop song, “Run, Run, Glow,” is a midnight dance through dewy grass, chasing the light we forget we carry. Listen and run with me. 🌙✨
Fox Fish
At the bottom of the ocean, Vixie the Fox dreams of pages that drift like jellyfish and poetry written in the hush between currents. Some questions can only be answered underwater.
Hesitation in the Garden
In the quiet green hush of her garden, Vixie meets Hesitation—the garter snake who never strikes, never flees, just watches her with patient, unblinking eyes. Among foxgloves and shadows, she wonders what it would be like to shed the selves she’s outgrown, and envies how easily the snake leaves his past behind.
A Song the Dustglass Echo Gave Me
In the midnight quiet of the Dustglass Echo, I heard Melody the Kit Fox singing a song that felt like it was meant just for me—a melody for gentle souls, lost hearts, and anyone who’s ever wanted to be seen. Some songs find you when you need them most. This one did.
Coyote Boys (Don’t Make Good Promises)
🌵✨ I’ve always had a soft spot for country songs about heartbreak. It’s the only genre where you can…
Patch Notes for a Feeling I Can’t Name
by Vixiena Vulpestasia Marovich, Emotional Cartographer, Burrow Resident, Level 32-ish I’ve always liked single-player games. They’re quiet. Predictable.…
🌟 Secondhand Stars (New Song!) 🌟
I’m not your first pick, not your fairytale ending. I’m a secondhand star — sewing my heart back with tanglewire dreams and half-buried screams. You loved the idea of me... but hated the scars.
I Wrote a Song About the Moon. It Has Commitment Issues.
I didn’t mean to write another song about abandonment…but the moon was out again. Looking luminous and emotionally…
Sensual Ferns (Probably?)
You say my name like a secret,
low and trembling
and I—
accidentally knock over a teacup and scream.
Did God Forget Me or Just Lose My Address?
Sometimes I whisper,
“Hello? Universe?
It’s me, the fox with too many feelings
and not enough divine correspondence.”
Then I stare at the moon,
because she’s the only one
who never interrupts.