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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