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Give Goldilocks Some Love


Why blame the little girl?

You don't know about her life and struggles.

She was just hungry, tired, and wanted some snuggles.

She needed some shelter and food so she gave it a whirl.

 

See, Goldilocks was an orphan child.

Her parents left her in the forest like she was a part of the wild.

When she happened to finally stumble upon a house.

Poor Goldilocks went inside hoping she could find somebody to help, but when she walked in nobody was home.

 

She hasn't eaten in days, nor has she had much sleep.

So when she walked in to, what she thought was an abandoned house, she tried some stuff out.

She tried eating, relaxing, and sleeping but a lot of the stuff was just too cheap.

Although, she did find some things that would work out.

 

After awhile the three bears came back.

They saw the little girl sleeping in her bed, and all the stuff she had lacked.

So instead of kicking her out, they decided to give her a snack.

They realized she was an orphan and kicking her out would be kinda whack.

So they sheltered her until she was able to get back on track.

But until then she lived happily ever with the three little bears in their little shack!

 

 

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