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Affairs of the Three Bears


Goldilocks encounters a manor in the forest

She enters and finds 3 bowls of porridge

One tasted too sweet

The next bowl was horrid

The last like smelly feet

She couldn't take the torment

 

She wanders 'round the home

And finds a gloomy room

She sees a vase of stone

And watches it go boom

 

A white bright flash engulfs the place

a strange energy starts to surge through her

She looks down at her arms now covered in black fur

And turns to a window to see her face

 

Her eyes widen while

Her mouth drops open in shock

As she looks up at the window 

Her body just starts to lock

She turned into a bear

And got the heck up outta' there

 

Faced with three bears

She realized they're the owners

They roast her with a glare

And told her your life is over

They slashed her in the head

Then cut her down til she was dead

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