Nite-Nite, Children
Ain’t no monsters under my bed
None in the closet
There is no reason to be afraid
Not a thing to really cause it
Then why am I pulling up the sheets
Hiding up under my blanket?
Refusing to hang a leg down low
Where a rat might want to munch it?
It’s dark in here; much too dim
To see the creeping shadow
Then I hear the sounds of scritchy-scratch
As it scurries hunched and down-low
I got both eyes glued shut tight
My fists knot up the cover
Teeth are grit as I hear it spit
Then I feel a something hover
The bed shakes -- I get the quakes
I’m touchy as a blister
Than a snort identifies the sound
It’s my mean little sister
6 Comments:
Come back, Gonea! All is forgiven!
A sister might be more frightening than cannibals.
Brothers are far more frightening than sisters are.
I have 3 little sisters. I would have traded any one of them in for a monster in my closet.
And a big Booga-Booga to Glen. It took several agencies, many bribes and lots of undisclosed sources to track you down, too. I recall naps being a huge priority, after all the efforts spent.
Beth, an older brothers always made the littlies crawl, at least while the dominant male was awake.
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