Hug Me Tight

In the silence of the night,

When the lights are way too bright,

Something moves beyond the door—

Soft blue fur upon the floor.

He’s got a smile from ear to ear,

But don’t mistake it, child, for cheer.

When he whispers “Let’s play right,”

You’d better run or hold on tight...

Hug me tight, don’t let me go,

Wrap your arms and feel the woe.

In this game, there’s no respite—

Huggy’s here to hug you tight.

Oh, hug me tight, and close your eyes,

You’ll never hear the final cries...

Love so strong, it ends just right—

He’ll squeeze you 'til you pop tonight.

Down the halls where echoes crawl,

You’ll see his shadow stretch so tall.

A twist of fun, a child's delight,

Becomes your last goodnight.

Teeth that grin with wicked glee,

Arms so long they never flee.

You thought you’d win this game of fright?

But Huggy’s hugs just grip too tight...

Hug me tight, don’t let me go,

Wrap your arms and feel the woe.

In this game, there’s no respite—

Huggy’s here to hug you tight.

Oh, hug me tight, and close your eyes,

You’ll never hear the final cries...

Love so strong, it ends just right—

He’ll squeeze you 'til you pop tonight.

“Come a little closer, friend…

The hugs don’t stop… until the end…”

A lullaby in broken light—

A squeeze that snuffs the will to fight...

Hug me tight, the fear feels warm,

A loving grip, a twisted form.

He’s not wrong, just... not quite right—

He'll love you ‘til you burst from fright.

Hug me tight, no need to scream…

He’ll hold you in this endless dream...

With arms so long, and heart so bright—

He’ll squeeze you 'til you pop... goodnight.