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Children's Story Poems
By Josie Whitehead

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GOLDILOCKS
AND THE THREE PIGS


By Josie Whitehead

Goldilocks and the Three Pigs

Once there was a naughty girl – 
      Goldilocks by name –
And teasing pigs was what she liked
       Which really was a shame.

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She’d move into the piggies’ sty
      When they had been let out,
And she’d gobble any food she found
      If others weren’t about.

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She’d snuggle down into their straw,
      And crunch on piggy-snacks –
But luckily she would escape
      Before the pigs came back.

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The piggies, when they came back home,
       Said: ‘Who’s been in our sty?'
And: ‘Who’s been sleeping on our straw?’
       And each pig gave a sigh.

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‘But someone’s eaten all our snacks,’
      The largest piggy said:
‘And look,’ he cried, quite full of rage:
       ‘There’s crumbs all in my bed.’

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So, did they catch that awful girl?
       Well no-one really cares –
But after this, I heard that she
       Went on to tease some bears!


 

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