I have never seen
a rabbit lying down–
not in the wild, anyway.
When they’re caged
and domesticated,
they’ll take a load off, sure,
either trusting whoever has them
or from sheer desperation.
Their eyes are like marbles
that don’t tell much
even if you were to look
long enough.
Why would you? Why would I?
I sit out on the porch
most nights
to unwind from the day.
These days I see rabbits
out there, lying in the grass,
eyes in my direction
but bodies still planted
on the ground.
I should probably chase them away
yet, yet . . .
I have never seen
so many rabbits lying down
.
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.
.
.
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Hey y’all. I didn’t plan on posting today but I’m literally just watching rabbits in the yard right now (it might be a slow night, lol.)
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Hope y’all have a more exciting Friday night than me and these long-earred fiends😄 God bless! –the real C. D.
Really amazing and fantastic
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I hope this doesn’t turn into Stephen King eerie. Too many rabbits…….
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They’re not resting; they’re scouting, they’re waiting . . . 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰
That’d be my luck, lol
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It’s Watership Down all over again.
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Nicely done and I love rabbits, they are the sweetest little fluffy creatures. Love to you and your family. Joni
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