The Ballad of Wade the Bunny

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***Author's Note***  For this round we were required to write a poem for children that featured rain, an apple, and a bicycle.  


Wade was a bunny

Soft, fluffy, and white

He loved to gaze up

At the sky every night


The stars twinkling brightly

Filled him with such wonder

He failed to notice

The rumbling of thunder


The temperature dropped

And the next thing he knew

Thick clouds had rolled in

Obscuring his view


Wade quickly got drenched

By a downpour of rain

But visions of spaceships

Still raced through his brain


His fur soaking wet

Wade started to shiver

The ground was beginning

To become a river


"I suppose that I should

Seek out shelter now

I cannot see any more

Stars anyhow"


Wade hopped on his bike

And pedaled real hard

Until he reached Farmer

McMulligan''s yard.


He rode down the path

Towards the garden shed

When something hard bonked him

Right on the head


An apple had fallen

From a nearby tree

Just like when Ike Newton

Discovered gravity


Although Wade's head hurt

He still needed to find cover

But then his whole bicycle

Started to hover


Wade clung to the handles

And looked all around

How strange to be floating

Ten feet above ground


And still he kept rising

Higher and higher

He wondered if his bike

Was hooked to a wire


The next thing Wade knew

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