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The Hood in the Woods


She went to see her Grams

Little Red Riding

Of the Yucatan

 

Little Red Riding good

She held a baking pan

 

Little Red Riding stood

When addressed by the Man

 

Little Red Riding shook

As he snatched her hand

 

Red Riding worried

 

Red Riding hurried

 

He yelled

 

Hood Fell

 

It was not her plan

Riding only wanted to visit her Grams

 

When the people trek

Revealed is the stamp

For the hood remains

Damp, a little Red.

 
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Tiffany123
<p>This is a modern poem on little red riding hood if she dared to ride alone in the woods.</p><p>Enjoy.</p>

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