Teddy Bear's Revenge

Teddy Bear's Revenge by Carol Adams

At the top of the stairs the Teddy Bear stood
No-body told him he had to be good
Fed up with having his hair half pulled out
He had given his master a bit of a clout

His T-Shirt was all stained with last night's tea
Which was thrown from the high chair and aimed straight at he
To much to bear he said with a sigh,
As his naughty young master then peed in his eye

He'd wanted a girl to buy him that day
But this horrible thug had stood in the way
Mother came running to see wots the matter
She was doing the washing and heard such a clatter

"Teddy Bear hit me James said with a wail
"Now stop telling stores and spinning a tale
Put on your night wear and get into bed
And I will give you some ointment to put on your head

The Teddy Bear lay with a smile on his face
The best fun he'd had since he came to this place
But who is it that's needed when night time descends
Why Teddy of course his bestest of friends