Do you know who else play bowling? The white bunny
A white bunny laced his moonlit shoes,
Hopped down alleys of midnight blues.
The bowling lane gleamed, long and bright,
Polished like a river of glassy light.
He chose a ball with a careful grin,
Three finger holes, smooth as sin.
With twitching nose and focused stare,
He lined up shots with professional care.
The ball rolled on with a gentle roar,
Thumped into pins—then thumped some more.
They scattered like thoughts at the end of a day,
Clattering laughter along their way.
Between each frame he nibbled clover,
Dreamed of strikes and games not over.
A spare here, a strike there too,
Cheers echoed loud for the bowling bunny in white fur hue.
When the lanes went dark and the night grew thin,
He bowed to the pins like old friends.
Then hopped back home as the stars shone bright,
A champion bunny, king of the night.