A Bribe for Bunny
By Marjorie Dillon
I made a nest my very best,
To hold my eggs from Bunny;
I wish he’d hop right in and stop—
Oh, wouldn’t that be funny?
Some lettuce fine on which to dine
I left, in hopes he’ll grab It:
What fun ‘twould be, if I could see
That busy Easter rabbit!
Thanks to Gracie Gralike for sharing her Easter Bunny illustration!
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March 29th, 2021 at 7:24 pm
Hi, where does this poem come from? I tried to find it on the internet but couldn’t.
Thank-you,
Kelly
March 29th, 2021 at 7:53 pm
It can be found in:
The Unitarian Register – Volume 101 – Page 330 (1922)
Christian Register – Volume 101 – Page 330 (1922)