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Tale of the Bouncing Bunny Whimsical, whistling bunny, Hippity hoppity down the road, Blindly rounded yonder curve And barely missed a toad. Alas, the toad, his fright undone Braced by fallen tree, Dusted off his spotted coat, “My, what big feet have thee!†Hippity hoppity down the road The rabbit still bounced on, Soon approached a wooden bridge Spanning shallow pond. But, oh the bridge was old, Its planking far from new, The rabbit bounced halfway across And promptly fell right through. The toad arrived in time To see the rabbit sink Between the splintered railings And fall into the drink. The grinning toad, upon the bridge Looked down on soggy bunny, “Justice,†he thought, “is often sweet, But usually not this funny!†|
Additional Notes:
Happy Easter...
This Poem was Critiqued By: Dellena Rovito On Date: 2009-05-02 17:10:02
Critiquer Rating During Critique: 10.00000
Monica,
How good to hear from you.
Cute Easter poem. You could write a childrens book.
Rhyme was great, flowed easy.
good job.
Dellena
Hope you are doing well.