Take Caution
Hide yourself away at night
And keep your windows shut,
For if the toads should start to bite
You’ll melt into a muck.
Always keep a night-light on,
And always close the door,
Or in the morning you’ll be gone
With goo-splat on the floor.
Listen for the little croaks
As closer they come,
If you should see the warty cloaks
You’ll know it’s time to run.
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