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Three Little Bunnies

Write in a simple, childlike tone.

Caroline

April 30, 20261 min read

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Three little bunnies hop through the dew,
One wears a coat of silver-blue.
The second is brown, with eyes so bright,
The third is white as morning light.

They chase the wind across the glade,
Hide in the grass where shadows fade.
Nibble on clover, soft and sweet,
Tiny thumps of their dancing feet.

The sun leans low, the sky turns gold,
Stories of spring in silence told.
Three little bunnies curl in a heap,
Dreaming together, they drift to sleep.

Published April 30, 2026

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Caroline

Caroline is a writer who moves fluidly between essays, fiction, letters, and poetry, tracing the threads of memory, identity, and change. Her work is marked by a deep emotional resonance, blending the personal with the collective, and the intimate with the historical. She writes of cities and their transformations, of homes and their echoes, of food, ritual, and resilience — always attentive to the fragile details that shape human experience.

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