If I Were A Jackalope Poem by Theresa J Carver
If I Were A Jackalope
If I were a Jackalope,
Do you know where I'd go?
I'd go someplace sunny,
Far from 30 below.
If I were a Jackalope,
Do you know what I'd eat?
Something nutty and earthy
To keep me quick on my feet.
If I were a Jackalope,
Do you know what I'd wear?
Antlers times two;
I'm no typical hare!
If I were a Jackalope,
Do you know I'd say?
"It's a lovely day,
Let's go play! "
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8/29/2026 8:56:26 AM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
Really a lovely poem embellished with poetic rhyme and rhythm. Well conceived and nicely crafted with a tinge of humour. A beautiful creation. Thanks for sharing Theresa and do remain enriched.