Once in a room, both snuggly and snug, where a little girl rested with a tired, sleepy hug.

As soon as she yawned, with the fading day, Teddy blinked twice and danced away!

With a twirl and a leap, oh what a delight! Teddy braved the night, his eyes big and bright.

He tiptoed past toys that lay in a heap, whispering, 'Keep quiet! Lucy's asleep.'

Under the stars, sparkling like candy, Teddy thought, 'An adventure so handy!'

He leapt through the curtains, swish, swish, swoosh! Sailed through the sky on a soft fluffy poof.

Stars giggled and jingled—a twinkling tune, painting the night with silvery swoon.

Teddy waved at the moon, as round as a pie, 'Oh what wonders in this night sky!'

He found a comet, speedy and bright, 'Let’s race!' he cheered into the night.

Zooming, zooming! Whoosh like the breeze, through clouds they danced with the greatest of ease.

But as dawn tiptoed, painting skies pink, Teddy knew it was time back with Lucy to link.

Back beside Lucy, his day's work was done, he whispered, 'Tonight again, we'll have so much fun!'