Sweet Old Grandma
It was the perfect plan
The perfect day
With the perfect way
Little Red made her way
Cookies ready
Smirk in place
She skipped with glee
For she would see
The old lady would finally be
Dead as can one be
She had packed those berries
Making it seem as a small treat
No one would ever know
How dangerous those berries can be
On her way she met a wolf
Oh what pitiful thing
Feigned Innocence
As any child would seem
Even the wolf believed
That he had scored two human treats
But reality was
Little Red had scored one more treat
For no one would know
How dangerous she could be
Little red was young
But she had already lost all of her innocence.
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