There’ve been frequent references to ‘bunny
lust’ in these sonnets. Logical enough.
We do have a pretty hawt bunny fur
on our paws here.

(Or rather, her wolf husband does. The lucky
lupine bastard. :- ) )


Still, this could also be seen as a risk to the
stability of their marriage. . .


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By Fred Brown, Nov 22/2011  fwbrown61

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Note: The Thursday Prompt that got this one written
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          On The Competition At Walmart (#20)

     I know that there are other males around.
     Carl--big buff black-furred bunny--runs Auto.
     There’s Jack ‘n Josh, twin sleek Dobies. I’ve found
     Visits to Sports are more fun than they know.

     And my, the store boss: Fox fur, gorgeous tail.
     Tom’s all vulpine. So what if gay? Who cares?
     Not bunny lust. Oh drool (and would prevail).
     His cat fur mate’s hot too (as lapine stares).

     Hot? Tish, Tom’s secretary, ferret fur,
     In miniskirt can set fires, blonde like me.
     How’d ferrets own such legs? I gotta mrrr.
     But: work is done, and no more shall we see.

     A gorgeous wolf drives me home every day.