The Old Lady who lived in the shoe never had any <br />even though they cost only a penny. <br />You can always see her big, fat toes <br />no matter where it is she goes. <br /> <br />Little Red Riding Hood knew all about the woods. <br />That’s why she always wore her hood. <br />Every day she baked her grandmother a pie. <br />And once she even baked a magpie. <br /> <br />Lewis Carroll was never invited to tea <br />even though that was always his plea. <br />He never knew a mouse or a mad hatter. <br />And so, in the end, it just didn’t matter. <br /> <br />Captain Hook was that big, bad crook <br />who wrote a lot in a big, black book. <br />He had an awful scary look <br />every time he got mad and swung his hook. <br /> <br />Peter Pan never needed a fan <br />that you hold in your hand. <br />All he had to do was flap his wings. <br />What nobody else could do not even kings. <br /> <br />Little Red Riding Hood learned how to bake. <br />One day for her Grandmother a pie she did make <br />To take through the woods to her Grandmother’s house. <br />But a wolf came and stole and ate the pie. What a louse<br /><br />Ben Gieske<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/cast-of-characters-i/
