The ladybird laughed her spots off When the fairy of the party like never before Approached her – she let out a false cough Before opening her shiny red door.. “Are you coming “ asked the fairy fiddling with a wing? “My spots are not on properly today, so I cannot” Replied the ladybird lying through her back teeth Why she had said that or why but then she had forgot. “I have short term memory loss” said the ladybird “That is it not the spots you see it’s why I cannot come” The fairy was confused; she’d been up all night And was not as bright and cheerful as some. You mean that you don’t want to give it a whirl Paint the town red and all that jazz, her hair was a mess She picked up a bone from the floor to make her hair curl And thought she’d visit the spider to get a new dress. She called on the spider, her trusty dressmaker She sat on a load of silk that had been made by the spider She bounced on it and took a liking to it And sweet talked the black creepy silk provider. “When you look at me with those eyes, it sends shivers down my spine” The spider shook a little with the inevitable quiz “I need a dress to party through the night and more than that I want something that stands out makes the wings whizz”. The spider had no choice but to do as she instructed He had fallen in love with the blue eyes that slept all day She had began to spin out the thread like it was as easy as pie Besides which it is much easier to give in do it to obey. Once again the fairy of the party like never before Was ready and raring to dance till the sun shone again She frog marched her clan to the bright lights The night was going to be anything but mundane.