Can I prove this inequality?

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For $0<e<1<d$ and $n>2$, how can I prove the following inequality (if, in fact, it's true / possible)?

$$\frac{4n+4e}{4+n^2+4e+e^2}>\frac{4nd^2+4de}{4d^2+n^2d^2+2nde+e^2}$$

I tried setting $d=1, n=2$ to test the behaviour just beyond the limit, and it then becomes

$$\frac{4n+4e}{4+n^2+4e+e^2}=\frac{4n+4e}{4+n^2+4e+e^2}$$

Various tables I created suggest that the inequality is true... But I'm stumped on how to actually prove it.