Rabbit's Nest

She fears for her oncoming family And all the World is now her enemy And from kith and kindred she is forced to flee And dig out nesting hole midst grassy lea. She know too well that her cruel and jealous mate Would kill his offsprings in a fit of hate And in safe hiding place she hide herself away And nurse her babes through their life's early days. With ball of dried out grass she forms a nest And line it with the soft fur from her breast And there the mother rabbit will give birth Beneath the grass in her own private earth. Next time you see a burrow in the ground And there are burrows nowhere else around It's more than likely that this burrow could be A home for rabbit and her family.