These bunnies live in our neighborhood. We often see them near our cars, or in our front yard, and my husband Dick and our dog Lindy see them while they're out for their daily walk. The rabbits seem to have learned Lindy is on a leash and can't chase them. As Lindy's mom, I think she wouldn't chase them anyway.
There once was a bunny named Hunny
Who didn't, of course, have much money.
She ate grass and shoots,
With various roots,
And said, "I don't need your cash, sonny!"
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| Hi, I'm Sunny. See how the sun shines through my ears? |
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| I'm Runny Bunny... on your mark, get set, go... |
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| And I'm Hunny. I just sit here and eat grass! |
14 comments:
funny wording, smiles.
I don't think I ever remember seeing a bunny here in Powell River. - Margy
Pest! that's what the bunny is. Even a funny bunny.
It sneaks into my garden and eats the flowers.
lovely photos and excellent limerick, one of the forms that gives me trouble
That's so cute! I love the bunnies. Happy when the cats don't kill them... sigh.
what funny and lovely bunny piece, it hops and pops.
smiles.
Don't think of bunnies the same way since I've been gardening for these 40 years - they think of my garden as the earlybird buffet!
Thanks so much for your visits, Kay. So glad that you enjoy my artwork!
Great pictures, nice sentiments! K.
Lovely photos with a delightful poem. Did you take these photos yourself? The bunny seems comfortable with close-ups.
Love it! This made me think of one of my posts I did about a bunny and included a poem. I think you'll get a kick out of it.
http://www.mistysmusings.com/2010/06/sooc-sunday-mr-bunny-rabbit.html
We have a ton of Hunnys in Illinois!
ROFL! So cute! The poem and bunnies!
I shared it with the Grand children they ooood and aaaaah.
Thanks
ZQ
this is cute!
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