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Easter Bunny

by Mary Brandolino



In memory of all the bunnies we couldn`t save.



I remember Easter Sunday

It was colorful and fun

The new life that I`d begun

In my new cage.


I was just a little thing

When they brought me from the store

And they put me on the floor

In my cage.


They would take me out to play

Love and pet me all the time

Then at day`s end I would climb

In my cage.


But as days and weeks went by

I saw less of them it seemed

Of their loving touch I dreamed

In my cage.


In the night outside their house

I felt sad and so neglected

Often scared and unprotected

In my cage.


In the dry or rainy weather

Sometimes hotter sometimes colder

I just sat there growing older

In my cage.


The cat and dog raced by me

Playing with each other only

While I sat there feeling lonely

In my cage.


Upon the fresh green grass

Children skipped and laughed all day

I could only watch them play

From my cage.



They used to take me out

And let me scamper in the sun

I no longer get to run

In my cage.



Once a cute and cuddly bunny

Like a little ball of cotton

Now I`m grown up and forgotten

In my cage.



I don`t know what went wrong

At the home I did inhabit

I just grew to be a rabbit

In my cage.



But they`ve brought me to the pound

I was once loved and enjoyed

Now I wait to be destroyed
In my cage


:( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :(

I hate rabbits, they are so stupid.

Cheery Poem :(

Our bunny is about six and gets more fuss now than when we first got him as he used to hate being touched....comes over for a stroke and even cuddles occasionally now! :D

I love bunnies!

I have to say that poem is exactly what I saw happening when my daughter wanted one & was encouraged by a family friend to have.

But as husband & as the allegedly alpha male in my home I could`nt argue against 3 females (THO, her mate & my daughter).

Time will tell, it always does - Time & tide proved me right.




I consider myself an optimist, albeit an optimist with cynical tendencies and a dark side that Lucifer himself would find a little creepy. (Perhaps you've noticed.) You don't normally associate cynicism with an upbeat pov. But I have exactly that combination and will defend it.

Heartily glad that I don`t have to learn how to spell Chiwetel Ejiofor.

Well ain`t we just a little ray of f**king sunshine then.

Just what I need after a really crappy nights work.

Snaps

I thought this was going to be the usual Easter Bunny observation - "He`s a rabbit, where does he get the eggs from?". I don`t know what comic started that gag, but he obviously knows nothing of the Easter Bunny. The Bunny of course buys the eggs wholesale off the Whit Sunday Chicken and gets them painted up by Santa`s Elves while they`re on their spring break. Thought everybody knew that. :p

J Mark Oates

I didn`t know that! I assumed the easter bunny was just like santa...magic and don`t ask questions! :D

Nobody`s satisfied with "Magic and don`t ask questions" anymore. They always need a credible backstory. Look at all the recent superhero movies - way too much backstory and trying to make the characters realistic(!) I saw a gap in the market - a backstory for the Easter Bunny - and I stepped in. :B

J Mark Oates

I`m impressed!

Thanks Mark :-)

But Mark. Why does he do it? Why?



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