Afraid of the monster that’s under your bed?
“It really must be there ’cause everyone said!”
It lingers on objects, it hovers, it hides,
And one cannot see it with mere ‘naked eyes’!
It finds you at playtime.
It finds you at tea.
It grabs you, observes you.
It’s everywhere you’ll be!
Stay in your houses,
Shun all your friends,
Don’t visit the doctor,
You know how this ends!
Cancel all travel,
Be sure to spread fear.
You have to remember that it’s always here!
What’s that little Johnny?
What’s that Linda-Sue?
Your father is home and he knows what to do.
He’ll open the closets and check under beds.
He’ll talk with the doctor, he’ll know what is said!
“I promise you children, there’s nothing to dread.
I have searched in the closets and under the beds.
I have spoken to doctors and heard what they said.
Now off to sleep, young ones, like good little dears.
Your “monster” is vanquished and so have your fears”.
Anonymous4 years ago
Cool poem!
Wendy Welk4 years ago
Thanks so much!