My daddy loves his coffee cup, He drinks it down, then fills it up. I say, “Oh no, not one more sip! Your tummy’s turning into drip!”
He smiles and says, “It makes me strong!” But I just laugh, “You’re wired all wrong!” I hide his mug—he runs around, “Where’s my coffee? Can’t be found!”
I giggle loud, “Now can you see? You need more hugs instead of tea!” He picks me up, both laugh and play, Coffee can wait—at least today.
Many cups piled up. Aroma spread all over the room.