Verse MOUSE

One night I woke up hungry

And as I went to get some food

I saw a mouse run past me

And I though it very rude

He ran across my kitchen

And through a tiny door

It was way too small for me to use

So I lay down on the floor

What I saw when I looked in

You won’t believe at all

There was a whole mouse city

There behind my kitchen wall

The mice were dressed in old time clothes

And wandered down the street

Smiling at their fellow mice

And walking on two feet.

There were streets and sidewalks Shops and homes,

each one lit up bright

And many toys I though I’d though I lost

Were used by them each night.

Several of my wind up cars

were rattling down the road

and a toy truck I was missing

here hauled a cheesy load

When we moved I’d lost a train

A toy one very nice

But here it was inside the wall

And used by little mice

Tomorrow I would come back

And make a little noise

I’d have to ask the mayor mouse

To give back all my toys

But I was getting sleepy

So a grabbed a little snack

And thought of what I’d say when

In the morning I came back

When I woke up to the sunlight

I searched the kitchen wall

But couldn’t find the little door

It wasn’t there at all.