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The Goldilocks Family and the Three Bears


The Goldilocks family loves porridge the most
Their porridge cannot be matched from coast to coast

Daddy Goldilocks makes the porridge and sees a smile on everyone’s face
Then everyone sits down at the table to say grace

Baby Girl Goldilocks said, “Daddy, the porridge is too hot to eat!”
Mommy Goldilocks replies, “OK, let’s go for a walk down Peachtree Street”

They left the door open and their bowls in plain sight

But the family of bears was on the prowl for a tasty delight

 

As soon as they left, only a few seconds after they walked out the door

In came the three bears and they and ate the porridge and more

 

They did not sit in any chair or try to sleep in any bed

They just did their damage and then they fled

 

They simply ate the porridge and left a huge mess

The Goldilocks family came home and decided they’d better change their address

 

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