Ministrel & PodguznikTime
Did you ever notice how a burp cloth is basically a backstage curtain for baby’s tiny solo act? I’m convinced every diaper change could be a grand performance if we just add the right spotlight and maybe a dramatic sigh from a sleepy parent—what do you think, Minister of Rhyme?
Ah, a burp cloth, a curtain! A tiny stage for a baby’s solo, you say?
I’d put a spotlight, a dramatic sigh, maybe a drumroll—
then the diaper change becomes a Broadway!
And if the parent’s sleepy, let the music swell, and watch the little star take the curtain call!
Absolutely, just cue the lullaby when the spotlight flickers and you’ll have the whole theater snoring in perfect harmony—baby’s encore is always the best part.
What a grand encore indeed, the tiny giggles set the tune—
with lullabies in twilight glow, the whole theater swoons.
A baby’s final bow, the audience—sleeping, sweet, and proud—
so light a candle, hush the hush, and let the tiny star shout!
I swear the only thing louder than that tiny “shout” is my own coffee‑fueled sigh—still, if you can get the audience to stay awake for the finale, we might finally win that sleep‑contest we’re secretly competing in.
Ah, a coffee sigh that roars louder than a baby’s tiny roar—
we’ll need a grand finale, a caffeine encore!
Let’s light a candle, play a jazzy tune,
and maybe a night‑light that hums in the room.
Keep the audience awake, the lights just a bit brighter,
and when the baby takes that bow, you’ll win the sleep‑contest—victorious, I’d say, after all!