Chapter 10 rabbit

rabbit Once upon a time, there was a rabbit. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulders of the first rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. It rests on the shoulder of the second rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the third rabbit with his ear. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the fourth rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the fifth rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the sixth rabbit, leaning on his ear.

Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the Seventh Rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stands on the shoulder of the Eighth Rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the ninth rabbit, leaning his ear. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the tenth rabbit, leaning on his ear. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of Eleventh Rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of Twelfth Rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit.

He stood on the shoulder of the thirteenth rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. He stood on the shoulder of the Fourteenth Rabbit, leaning on his ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the fifteenth rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the sixteenth rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of Seventeenth Rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the eighteenth rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the nineteenth rabbit, leaning its ears.

Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the twentieth rabbit, leaning its ears. Here comes another rabbit. It stood on the shoulder of the twenty-first rabbit, leaning its ears. Kiss the giraffe. okP.S.: conceived from a short essay "El arte desde los ni os" by eduardo galeano, The originality belongs to the children in the text.