W - Warren

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WARREN

The rabbit scurries
Twisting first to left, then right
Ahead of the fox

 ©2019 Lisa Smith Nelson. All Rights Reserved

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  1. A Tarkabarka HölgyApril 26, 2019 at 6:29 AM

    Run bunny run

    The Multicolored Diary

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    1. LisaApril 26, 2019 at 9:20 AM

      Yes, it better! Although I love foxes, and they need to eat, and rabbits can over-populate. But, in this case, we'll root for the bunny.

      Your comment brought back old, old memories! My mother used to say to me when I was little, "Run, rabbit. Run, rabbit. Run, run, run. Before the man hits you with a bun, bun, bun!" Many years later I found out that was her "friendly" version of "Before the farmer shoots you with his gun, gun, gun!"

      Hitting a rabbit with a bun never made any sense to me as a child. I think she may have been referring to an old song. Way before my time!

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