The Easter Accident An Easter Poem
Before I ever write this tale
I hope you will all forgive me
It was just a horrible accident
It was dark and I just couldn't see
I was driving home one night
On a narrow country road
It was raining, something awful
When I heard my tire explode
I lost control and couldn't stop
That's when I started to swerve
I heard a thump and a terrible scream
As I came to a stop in the curve
I thought I'd hit a possum
Probably even broken its legs
Imagine the horror that I was in
When I saw those Easter eggs
Yep, you guessed it
I had killed the Easter bunny
Ok, everybody stop laughing
Cause I really don't think it's funny
I tried to find that poor little rabbit
And maybe give him CPR
But when I finally found him it was way too late
He was stuck to the grill of my car
So, I picked up the little fellow's basket
And all those broken shells
I had to get rid of the evidence
Cause you know how a rotten egg smells
I buried him in a shallow grave
Under a giant oak tree
His basket and all the easter eggs
Are in my trunk under lock and key
Well, again, I want to apologize
So forget everything you saw
And at least we know that a rabbit's foot
Just isn't that lucky at all
Post Comments
Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem. Negative comments will result your account being banned.
Please
Login
to post a comment
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a
Premium Membership.
