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Dear Teddy
Teddy, I’ve been bad again,
 my mommy told me so;
 im not quiet sure what I did wrong.
 but I thought you might know,
 when I woke up this monring,
 I knew that she was mad.
 she was crying awful hard,
 and yelling at my dad.
 I tried my best to be real good
 and do just what she said;
 I cleaned my room all by myself
 I even made my bed.
 but I spilled milk on my good shirt,
 when she yelled at me to hurry.
 And I guess she didn’t hear me,
 when I told her I was sorry.
 cause she hit me awful hard, you see,
 and called me funny names.
 and told me I was really bad,
 and I should be ashamed!
 When I said, “I love you mommy”,
 I guess she didn’t understand;
 cause she yelled at me to shut my mouth,
 or I’d get smacked again.
 so, I came up here to talk to you,
 please tell me what to do;
 cause I really love my mommy;
 and I know she loves me, too. 
 and I don’t think my mommy means,
 to hit me so hard;
 I guess sometimes, grown-ups forget 
 how big they really are!
 So, Teddy, I wish you were real,
 and you werent just a bear.
 Then you could help me find a way
 to tell mommies everywhere.
 To please try to understand,
 how sad it makes me feel;
 cause the outside pain soon goes away,
 but the inside never heals!
 And if we could make them listen,
 maybe then they’d understand;
 so other children just like me,
 wouldn’t have to hurt again.
 but for now, I guess ill hold you tight.
 and pretend the pains not there.
 I know you’d never hurt me,
 I love you…so good night my 
 Teddy Bear!

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