The Easter Egg – Easter Poems for Kids

The Easter Egg – Easter Poems for Kids

I take an egg
All shiny white
And then I dip
It out of sight.

I leave it there
Within the cup
Then after a minute
I pick it up.

And oh!
It’s a lovely
Shade of green!
The prettiest Easter egg

Easter Isn’t Easy

I heard a funny bunny say,
“I just go nuts on Easter day.
I hide about a zillion eggs
And baskets tangle up my legs.

“I’m tired, my eyes are full of tears
And overflowing to my ears.
If I’m to work more Easter Days
At my age I should change my ways

“I know I must do something rash
So I’ll start saving all my cash
Then next year, with a little luck
I’ll deliver in my pick up truck.”

Easter Eggs

Easter eggs, Easter eggs
Hidden all around.
Come my children look about
And see where they are found.

Easter eggs, Easter eggs
They’re a sight to see.
One for her and one for him

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