She had a trio of cute bunnies
They were similar, almost the same
She pondered on what to name them
And came up with confusing names
One bunny had a white foot
And another one, it had two
The third had three white feet
Telling them apart, the only clue
The first one she named it Foot
The second one was Foot Foot
And to make things more confusing
The third was named Foot Foot Foot
It instantly became a mouthful
Especially when it was dinner time
“Foot!, Foot Foot!, Foot Foot Foot!”
She’d call them in sing-song rhyme
Foot, she would come a running
Foot Foot, she’d be close behind
Foot Foot Foot had other intentions
He had one thing on his mind
Before very long you could hear
The patter of tiny stocking feet
Foot and Foot Foot had given birth
Stocking’d offspring for her to meet
The naming process began again
There were Foot bunnies to be named
Foot Foot also had a large litter
Foot Foot Foot, he was to be blamed
One was named Foot Foot Foot Foot
Another was called White Stockinged Feet
The mouthful soon became a nightmare
Frustrated, she gave up in defeat
Now when she calls them to dinner
She, with a spoon, beats a pan
Has to hurry to get out of the way
The bunny stampede gets out of hand