Rabbit

The wild rabbit from the bushes in hills I caught it and carried to my home Beautiful cage that I made for it And gave enough green leaves to eat Out of my love and sympathy to the rabbit In the early morning after milking cows Gave a bowl of milk to my friend I caged The leaves of sweet potato it so loved Slowly we became friends and I rubbed Took in hands with such happiness in mind When a cat arrived near the cage It made its own sound through movements Father told me to set it free Otherwise it will find its own freedom Freedom is more important to a living being When it relates to wild animals more important Almost one year passed and it grew fast As a large rabbit and cage changed in size One day when I went to the cage to see it There was no rabbit at all, cleverly escaped Freedom it is more important all living beings When it is rejected it will try its best To make it free by hook or crook or by force Freedom is such a noble thought in word and deed.