The Wyoming Jackalope Poem

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In Wyoming's plains, a legend is told,
Of a creature unique, with antlers of gold.
The Jackalope, a wily hare,
With horns on its head, an elusive affair.
Its body, like a rabbit, but with antlers grand,
A creature of myth, that roams the land.
With a leaping stride, and a cunning gaze,
The Jackalope's legend, a marvel to praise.
Some say it's a prank, a taxidermy feat,
A creature of folklore, that's hard to beat.
But locals swear, they've seen it for real,
The Jackalope's legend, a tale they reveal.
So if you venture to Wyoming's wide range,
Keep an eye out, for a creature that's strange.
For the Jackalope's legend, a story so fun,
A mythical creature, under the Wyoming sun.