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Nine to One


Goldilocks didn’t finish her dinner

So she went under nature’s hood to see what was good

The three story cottage was empty

And full of delights

Who knew porridge could stay warm until midnight?

But when the bears came back and found this blond intruder

They dialed 9-1-1

And now the little corn haired girl

Works at the diner

From nine to one

 

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