Bucky The Big Toothed Beaver
Bucky the big toothed beaver was chomping away at a log when out of his eye he couldn't deny he was eating the home of a frog, "Hey whatcha doin'" says Willie, the frog with the big gaping eyes, "I'm building a damn" says Bucky, "and to move off this log you'd be wise" "I'll never leave this home of mine, says Willie so stern and true, "You just better get out of here" and find a new log to chew" "and what if I don't" says Bucky "will you hop on my head" laughed he, "no you old fool" said Willie "but you'll be sorry, you'll see" But Bucky didn't listen to Willie he chewed that old log right on down, and Willie had nothing to say, for his face was now home to a frown. Bucky told Willie "don't worry, I'm a good beaver, really I am, I made a new home for you Willie, right here next to the damn, So Willie hopped right on over, and a smile appeared on his face. "Thanks Bucky" he said as he landed right upon his new home at frogs pace. It was a busy day said Willy and Bucky just had to agree, tomorrow will be even busier, than it was today said he, and Bucky motioned to Willy to look over there and to see that much to Willy's amazement was elephant leaning back on a tree.
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Written by: Cara Marie Filipeli