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The Easter Bunny

Happy Easter To All

By Susan PaytonPublished 7 months ago • Updated 7 months ago • 1 min read
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Come Parents, Come Children

I wonder if they knew

that the rabbits this year

felt that they were totally screwed

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No rabbit could deliver that many baskets and keep it in the zone

so they decided to pretend that no one was home

what was it with the chickens anyway, do they have the flu

perhaps they couldn't do the job, and that is no wonder too

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The rabbits hop along, and then we can run

like the dog chasing us, and boy that was fun

I wish they would stop with the candy bunnies, chocolate isn't my choice

but no one will listen to a hairy animal, with absolutely no voice.

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Kids if you think the candy, in your basket is from me

take another look at a rabbit and what do you see

your Mom and your Dad gets the candy from the mart

when you visit the stores ,you will see me in the form of chocolate in every cart

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If you are worried about the eggs

and the chickens did fail

your local Easter Bunny will drop your

Easter Eggs, right in the mail

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Holiday

About the Creator

Susan Payton

I love to write in every venue. I am 76 years old and try to make every day count,. I am learning a great deal about poetry.

You can find me at medium.com/susan-payton

Or on my publication-medium.com/simple-gardening

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    Written by Susan Payton