Three Days After Maundy Thursday
Oster Haws Schokolade
Early morn wake
Search to find
At advent of spring
Little sweet bunny
By the basket
To savor and to keep
Search to find
At advent of spring
Little sweet bunny
By the basket
To savor and to keep
Or might then in lieu
That is instead
Break off his little brown head
To eat and eat, and eat
For belly ache
For troubled sleep
Easter morn
Wake early
Search to find
Bunny, basket
Treasures in kind
For Easter morn
Published by Walton S. Tissot
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A Fun Easter PoemA fun filled ditty conveying my attempt at Easter Poetry.
Easter Poem - My Little Brown BunnyHave fun reading this true poem about my little brown bunny.- Fun Easter Crafts Easter bunny Basket you will need, Crayons, Glue, Paper Plate, Cotton Ball, Stapler, Scrap Construction Paper and Small Red or Pink Pom-Pom. Firstly fold the paper plate in half and staple all the sides and leave it...
Eat!man!Eat!Eat,munch,Swallow,digest
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The Easter Bunny traces back to the Germanic fertility goddess Eostre.
45 Comments
Post a CommentThey just don't taste quite the same when you get older though, do they?
I've broken a few bunny necks in my younger days...
Ah...the sweet anticipation of the Easter treats! Nice job!
My father believed that hollow chocolate bunnies were somehow anathema.
Aaaawww, I always felt guilty biting those cute ears off, lol... :o)
Re-visiting. : )
I always loved the surprise of it.
Sweet poem, real nice!
Sure brought back memories. I, too, felt guilty biting off the bunny head!
Delightful. And I always bite of the little head and feel guilty.