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Little Red Riding Hood


Little Red Riding Hood

Informed that her grandma was terribly sick in bed  

" I must see her now with some soup and some bread"

I will make it to her house with nothing but ease

When all of a sudden i feel a slight breeze

 

Out comes the Wolf with his face ever so scary

With no hesitation Little Red hands him a cherry 

Within that cherry it possesses a great power 

That made the wolf lose his urge to devour 

 

Both Little Red and the wolf became close friends 

Consuming that special cherry, later brought his amends.

As soon as they both reached their destination 

Grandma was surprised to be brought forth this weird occasion 

 

With a different perepective on life the wolf said

"would you like for me to help you and massage your head?'

"that would be delightful if you did so my dear"

From now on the wolf is nothing to fear.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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