Rabbits Poems - Poems about Rabbits

Today I’m grateful for rabbits I often wonder if they were created… to remind us life is meant to be simple… and it is us who make it complicated… ...

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The Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert grow up listening to the stars… and feeling the joy their music brings…. but for most of us the stars are silent…we have never heard them sing. Nor can we talk to the flowers, the forest…the oceans and all the animals who within them dwell… We’ll never know the adventures they’ve had… never hear the...

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Do you remember years ago, the mystery so profound? that frightful day the rabbits came to town. I'm sorry. I didn't see you. Were you not around? to feel the chill of when the rabbits came to town. They were quieter than mice. You couldn't hear a sound - or did you hear it when those rabbits came...

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All rabbits chased out of their holes, Snakes now make their burrows their own: Their venom, their flight it controls. All rabbits chased out of their holes. How to scare out the snakes, their goals? The snakes not worried, as they moan. All rabbits chased out of their holes, Snakes now make their burrows their homes....

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Dreams come clearly as I lie in my bed, thinking of the creatures alive below me. I cautiously draw up the comforter edge. Beneath the mattress, beneath the sheets, beneath the platform, I see them and withdraw quickly. They are there! The demons, the Daimos, the creatures that scream in my nightmares. Two of them, living in the dark, dankness under me. I feel them watching, always...

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In the golden light of morning bright, We gather, hearts aglow with delight, Kids and grandkids all around, Behind the drapes and corners of the house, off we’re bound. We play a game of hide and seek, Laughter fills the air, cheek to cheek, Amongst the hiding places, kids' innocence...

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Today I’m thankful for rabbits… I learned a valuable lesson from rabbits when I was just a boy: How to leap into each new adventure with a blend of enthusiasm…and joy....

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On my walk this morning, as usual, I stepped out of my world… With the full moon lighting my way and cooled by a morning breeze I stepped into the world of nature…of flowers, animals and trees. I stepped into the world where rabbits live…and when I visit their world for a while I have to admit…just like...

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Conejo Conejito Tango (Bunny Rabbit Tango) The mesmerizing twilight dims across a lake a warm breeze skims Buck, the handsome rabbit drinks, he has no doe; his love life stinks. He stares at his reflection, sighs when suddenly, his long ears rise he hears a low, soft rustle near he stands straight up, tries not to leer but in the gloaming, gold and green a...

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Chef rabbit’s specialty was lovely, marvelous cabbage-carrot stew. One year there was a drought, and he did not know what to do. No cabbage anywhere around, okay, maybe he could scrounge up two. He substituted lettuce, and it was tastier, on a scale, twenty-two. ...

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Chef rabbit’s specialty was lovely, marvelous cabbage-carrot stew. One year there was a drought, and he did not know what to do. No cabbage anywhere around, okay, maybe he could scrounge up two. He substituted lettuce, and it was tastier, on a scale, twenty-two....

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Three Rabbits gather Below the driveway they sit and ponder When to go inside To search for their food Three patches of plants They eye the bushes Two rabbits enjoying Eating the new plants They run off to hide Until the next day All the plants were new The bushes were new Now both plants and bushes Look crooked and thin They are ruined By the three rabbits...

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gardner hates Beatrix Potter rabbits...

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He wanted to date Helga in the worst way. She had heard nothing of him. What do you do for a living? She asked him. I flip rabbits. What does that mean? He showed her, flipping two out of his sack onto their heads. They gave him mean looks and hopped off. One of them was limping. Is there a need for that?...

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Keeping rabbits After the German army surrendered, life was tough the army had employed many to do road work and repairing bridges, the allies had bombed. With freedom of movement to roam in the night followed theft of food items like the man who stormed into a bakery waving a rusty Mauser gun stealing bread; the coal depot needed security guards as did...

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