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The acrostic version

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

by kiwisteveh

Acrostic Poetry Contest Winner 

Going for a walk one day, Or so she tells us anyway, Little Goldy in the wood Discerned a cottage, thought it good. In spite of knowing it was sin, Like a thief she breezed right in. Oatmeal porridge sat there steaming; Could it be that she was dreaming? Kids, you know that this was wrong, She supped a plateful ere too long After guzzling that fine fare Next she tried a little chair, Destroyed it just like that. Oh Crap! Thought she'd like a little nap. How could she even think of sleeping? Escaping would be more in keeping Tripping up the rose-twined stairs, Hungrily there came three bears; Remarked the porridge that she'd polished, Eyed the chair that she'd demolished. Even fairy-story Bruins Become quite cross if someone ruins Everything they planned to eat And Baby's darling little seat. Regrettably the sleeping sinner Served the bears for early dinner!

Writing Prompt Write an acrostic poem. Acrostic Poetry is where the first letter of each line spells a word, usually using the same words as in the title. See an example in the announcement.

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