Terrible Ted poem – Alexander E. Musset poems | Poetry Monster

Terrible Ted was really bad,

He broke every toy

he ever had,

He would:

Bash them

and smash them!

Crash them

and trash them!

And terrible things like that.

He would:

Bite off their heads,

Pull off their legs,

And set them on fire

with a match.

But you see,

Terrible Ted,

who was terribly bad,

Was very, very nice,

to the sister,

He had.

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