The Joy of Babysitting
Before I ring the doorbell I am greeted at the door
awaited with smiles, warm hearts, and anything but bore
They always yell my name for all to hear
even when they know I am near
As soon as they eat they are ready to play
and can not wait for the long night to stay
For them their biggest pleasure
is when we are on a hunt for treasure
Yet some days we are lost mermaids
and other days we become lost in charades
Before they head to bed they never miss a beat
on asking me if they could have just a little treat
We swiftly rush up the stairs to find Mr.Teddy Bear
even though he is always in the same chair
Once they slip under the covers
they are ready for another story about lost lovers
But before I finish the story I hear the signs of snores
I flip the switch and the night is done without any bores
As I await for their parents till dawn
I try my hardest not to yawn
At last their parents come walking in the door
and I am eager to ask if I can come back for more
Oh how I appreciate
being able to babysit.
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