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Have you hugged your teddy today? And show him the love that comes his way How much you need his comforting smile Because he will be there all the while To cheer you up when you are down And make you lose that worried frown Who knows, he may be your Guardian Angel in disguise Maybe to you that’s why he seems so very wise Always seems to be there when he is needed Listens intently and every word is heeded His soft brown arms will cuddle you tight Under the blankets all through the night And he always has his cheeky grin No matter what mood you may be in However, his eyes are getting loose a bit And his coat is threadbare and a tightly fit He still loves you never fret Because he is the best friend, you will ever get
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Mar 18
Mar 18, 2026 at 1:27 PM UTC
Teddy Bear
Verse 1: In the heart of the hive, where the bees sing their song Lives a bear with a secret, that only honey can be strong He's been hurt, he's been scarred, but the sweetness he adores Makes him rise up, and ask for more Chorus: Bears don't crawl, they won't fall They'll find the honey, standing tall With a taste, they'll heal their pain Bears don't crawl, they'll rise again Verse 2: He's been through the fire, and he's been through the rain But the honey's warmth, brings him back to life again He's driven by the sweetness, that only honey can provide A flavor that revives, and makes his heart collide Chorus: Bears don't crawl, they won't fall They'll find the honey, standing tall With a taste, they'll heal their pain Bears don't crawl, they'll rise again Bridge: In the golden light, of the honey's glow He'll find his strength, and let his spirit grow With every drop, he'll feel alive Bears don't crawl, they'll thrive and survive Chorus: Bears don't crawl, they won't fall They'll find the honey, standing tall With a taste, they'll heal their pain Bears don't crawl, they'll rise again
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Sep 21, 2025
Sep 21, 2025 at 12:27 PM UTC
Bears Don't Crawl
The Christmas bear sat on the Christmas chair, playing his Christmas Snare (drum) while tangling the drumsticks in his hair. His drumming seemed pretty fair but he needed a cool outfit to wear! He decided to go leave one day and take a daring dare to get a few socks in a pair. His outfit was now so rare he ran back home to play his snare in his lair! His new socks were now his new footwear!
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Dec 6, 2024
Dec 6, 2024 at 1:27 PM UTC
The Bear's Snare
Once upon a time, we lived in Shangri-log It was hollow and cozy and safe from the fog We built us a kitchen, out of sticks and stuff We built benches and shelter and swept away the duff We were working on the hill, early that spring Away from our log, when the bear gave a ring He raided all of our salty snacks, and even some of our liquor stash! And all he left was a big bear mess, and a pile of.. I'll let you guess... So we learned our lesson, no more storing food We cleaned up camp and life was good But we had to return to our toil Spreading horse **** amending soil The next time we returned to our big round squat Something was wrong, but we didn't know what.. We decided not to worry and we had a party We were lit up all night and the sky was starry... As the sun was coming up, the time for sleep rolled around But as we laid down to rest, we heard a startling sound... Beep! Beep! Beep! Filled the air! And a churning of trees! They were clearing the area, We needed to flee! We snatched up some things, hid the rest in a stump Our buddy was collapsing his tent on the run We got to the commune, but no sleep would be found... We all were uneasy about bulldozers on ground At the end of the day, When the workers were gone We dashed up the hill, to check on our zone Our camp was untouched, Our things were all fine But the brush had been cleared all under the power lines... And since our log was exposed, it was time to go (I think we can take a hint, dontcha know...) We cleaned everything up, Tore everything down Well almost everything, Our old bed's still around The years have gone by, The brush has regrown.. It's hard not to wish we could live in our old home...
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Apr 23, 2021
Apr 23, 2021 at 4:21 PM UTC
Bears and Bulldozers
Once upon a time, we lived in Shangri-log It was hollow and cozy and safe from the fog We built us a kitchen, out of sticks and stuff We built benches and shelter and swept away the duff We were working on the hill, early that spring Away from our log, when the bear gave a ring He raided all of our salty snacks, and even some of our liquor stash! And all he left was a big bear mess, and a pile of.. I'll let you guess... So we learned our lesson, no more storing food We cleaned up camp and life was good But we had to return to our toil Spreading horse **** amending soil The next time we returned to our big round squat Something was wrong, but we didn't know what.. We decided not to worry and we had a party We were lit up all night and the sky was starry... As the sun was coming up, the time for sleep rolled around But as we laid down to rest, we heard a startling sound... Beep! Beep! Beep! Filled the air! And a churning of trees! They were clearing the area, We needed to flee! We snatched up some things, hid the rest in a stump Our buddy was collapsing his tent on the run We got to the commune, but no sleep would be found... We all were uneasy about bulldozers on ground At the end of the day, When the workers were gone We dashed up the hill, to check on our zone Our camp was untouched, Our things were all fine But the brush had been cleared all under the power lines... And since our log was exposed, it was time to go (I think we can take a hint, dontcha know...) We cleaned everything up, Tore everything down Well almost everything, Our old bed's still around The years have gone by, The brush has regrown.. It's hard not to wish we could live in our old home...
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I am from inky cities, From steaming street pancakes and cold noodles. I am from lonely alleys beyond that dark turn. (shadowy, quiet, filled with whispers of cats wild and shabby) I am from square, paint-dried courtyards, A secret hideout to breathe in the murmurs of ancient trees, Only shared with shadow thieves, Whose yellow eyes glow and ***** tails curl.   I am from the mountain beyond the choking greyness, From the spot atop the hills where city lights could be seen In stealthy nights through rain and frost. I am from candied haws and stinky bean curds, From chalky evenings Spent high inside a climbing gym Wearied, exhausted, inside-out. I am from the toxic city, Swarming with masked humans and silenced voices. I’m from albuterol and Ipratropium bromide, Sick from the cupboard of budesonide; Saved again by the sky-blue machine feeding marshmallow clouds Into my heavy, wheezy lungs. Upon winter, I travelled far, said farewell to the city Where ten years of memories lie dusted, submerged. Thus I am from the serene seal cove and clear turquoise waters, Where maple drips sweetly and pine needles rain, From matted red-forest trails like a padded trampoline. From the realm of black bears, red berries, and duck-duck-goose. I said goodbye to the Chinese cats and Canadian bears, And seized my pen to write the rest of my poem– Because life, as they say, “Is the art of drawing without an eraser”
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Sep 15, 2020
Sep 15, 2020 at 2:23 PM UTC
Cats from my homeland; poems and the far land
From heaven, fire Elijah called. At Jezebel's word, fled he, terrified. From duty, by heavenly chariot, removed. On mountain top, with Moses, appeared. Elijah, not the greatest prophet. Nor Elisha, even doubly anointed. But John, the greatest born of woman; No fire nor bears, doubted and beheaded.
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Apr 27, 2020
Apr 27, 2020 at 2:32 AM UTC
Prophets in the Flesh
for a brief moment a nano second I was aware unaware of it it's globular mess those molecules green, red, orange, white, blue bursting outwards but pressed too tightly inwards there was no room for their expression they repelled that spherical mess held together with an invisible membrane explosive wound up each desiring to escape from it's counterpart similar but vastly different and then the bears claws elongated abnormal scratching a tear down and through my very soul the inner world met the manifest fears of the outer world every cell, no, molecule in my body screamed screamed screamed I could only help myself I awoke
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Dec 10, 2019
Dec 10, 2019 at 12:07 PM UTC
The Dream
In a far distance land, away from humans There you can see a great forest of beauty A dense forest with moist green moss And mighty trees stand proud in its green leaves Under the warm breeze of the summer season; If you go deeper unto the green land, Beyond the tall trees and silence of the forest You'll see a wondrous place a city can never offer Because you'll see what nature's true beauty is; There you can see diversity in animals and plants; Somewhere into the forest, a creature can be seen They are free to roam around in their own habitat And as nighttime comes, they retreat to their homes Into their own dens for shelter, protection and comfort As they sleep and wait for the sun rises in the morning; I honestly say they are truly a majestic creatures Called Grizzly Bear also know as Brown Bear They are species of mammals with interesting behavior For they hunt and mate in the warm breeze And hibernate in the cold winter season; Grizzly Bear also have unique characteristics: Because of the white tips found in their furs Especially in the shoulders and back part, It creates an illusion of being grizzled; Hence the name Grizzly bear was given; Grizzly Bears are omnivores, a plant and meat eater; They are large, they are hunters, they can fish salmon; They enjoy eating berries and nuts in the forest; They are brown and huggable creatures But don't dare hug them; A Grizzly Mother Bears are great parents too Like any devoted mothers, they teaches their young; Mothers taught cubs to dig and hunt with their claws Also how to stand up tall in their two legs! Like how a adult Grizzly Bear living in the forest should be.
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Apr 21, 2019
Apr 21, 2019 at 5:29 PM UTC
A random poem about Grizzly Bear
In a far distance land, away from humans There you can see a great forest of beauty A dense forest with moist green moss And mighty trees stand proud in its green leaves Under the warm breeze of the summer season; If you go deeper unto the green land, Beyond the tall trees and silence of the forest You'll see a wondrous place a city can never offer Because you'll see what nature's true beauty is; There you can see diversity in animals and plants; Somewhere into the forest, a creature can be seen They are free to roam around in their own habitat And as nighttime comes, they retreat to their homes Into their own dens for shelter, protection and comfort As they sleep and wait for the sun rises in the morning; I honestly say they are truly a majestic creatures Called Grizzly Bear also know as Brown Bear They are species of mammals with interesting behavior For they hunt and mate in the warm breeze And hibernate in the cold winter season; Grizzly Bear also have unique characteristics: Because of the white tips found in their furs Especially in the shoulders and back part, It creates an illusion of being grizzled; Hence the name Grizzly bear was given; Grizzly Bears are omnivores, a plant and meat eater; They are large, they are hunters, they can fish salmon; They enjoy eating berries and nuts in the forest; They are brown and huggable creatures But don't dare hug them; A Grizzly Mother Bears are great parents too Like any devoted mothers, they teaches their young; Mothers taught cubs to dig and hunt with their claws Also how to stand up tall in their two legs! Like how a adult Grizzly Bear living in the forest should be.
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Sometimes I feel like I should slap the **** out of the next man who says he loves me. Not during *** either A slap for pain, not pain and pleasure Hindsight is showing me a hallway of all the men who said they loved me Under each frame is a heart Under each heart is a list of the fuckery they brought to the table The fuckery I accepted The fuckery I said was okay because I loved them too I believe in loving unconditionally I'm starting to feel like that means hurting freely It's like opening my rib cage, exposing my heart and letting out all this love in the middle of a war zone Gotta be real I'm not a ******* Care Bear My love stare has been known to tame the vilest of monsters But over time, the release of my love changes nothing when they have no respect When they are mad When they disregard my feelings When its over To the next man who says, "I Love You, Candace." I say to thee, **** You!" Watch out for the hook
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Oct 22, 2018
Oct 22, 2018 at 8:35 AM UTC
Love Stare
I thought to myself yeah, that's gonna get badly infected
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Oct 6, 2018
Oct 6, 2018 at 8:23 AM UTC
When the bear killed me (10w)
News from the artic, When 3 polar bears appear Walrus disappear
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Mar 9, 2018
Mar 9, 2018 at 3:19 AM UTC
An Artic News Report☆ Haiku
10 to 5, Job Of a prediction game Investment, Always a half way to goal Uncertain market Let’s bet over Green and Red A thin balance, Tracking ups and downs With a colour change, Every complexion turns, dull or bright A calculated ****** expression Almost ready to express With some losses, some gains. Rumors airs, A political unrest, Sign of regressing opaque sense Digital formulas, Almost rests in vain There is, Tug of war, between Supply and demand A growling Bears Vs. A grunting Bulls.
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Feb 19, 2018
Feb 19, 2018 at 9:46 AM UTC
Bulls N' Bears
“Hello, and welcome to the show. My name is Captain Sin.” As Dancers tumble to and fro, protected by thick skin. “Release the snare!”, the Captain yells, gripping a chair, metal strikes bells, The audience roars with anticipation. And the tigers temper, is just causation. But Captain Sin is never through. Lacking neither whip or mood. He swings his crop and hits it true, confidence is what he exudes. The tiger rears to claw his face, But Captain Sin just seems displaced, too quick to see or venerate, a cause for cheers to celebrate. Another crack across the skin, the beast now seems subdued. Another smack across it's chin, the monster takes review. The cage is closed to mournful eyes. For those who thought of Sin's demise. And Captain Sin, takes a final bow. He removes his hat, to cloak his brow. Sin shades the line of red they missed. As music plays, the show persists.
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Oct 21, 2017
Oct 21, 2017 at 2:26 AM UTC
Captain Sin
Two bears lie on my arm. They show my mother and me. The love for her is permanent, It's tattooed on my skin. A whale sits on my foot. It has no loving feeling. It's a funny little story, Impulse control got the best of me. so now that sad whale, is tattooed to my skin. Little croc, he rides my shoulder He's holding a balloon. First piece in colour, but i need more tattoo 3 is a permaddition to my skin. My next piece will ride my side. the story is a little sadder, Traditional style in blacks and blues, An iceberg to show my secrets. An iceberg to show pain and sorrow, Hidden deep below. That tattoo inspires, to make me wanna be better. So I think it's a fine addition, A new tattoo to add to my skin.
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Oct 18, 2017
Oct 18, 2017 at 6:03 PM UTC
Skin.
To you to you what I wants to say to you; air sea sky blue clouds fluffy as sleep with you, oh with you My arms never tire of you inside them how do I stand the separation when you leave me, when you leave me, take yourself out of me Hug you so close like playdough to smoosh my blue into your red swirling, that is how I smell you smell me I didn't know this could be so true, this swelling, sighing death defying love of ours like bears Animal, I devour you In ankle deep icy rivers I paw you, nuzzle you shed your skin lie with you naked dangerously I come with you anywhere you want to go
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Sep 20, 2017
Sep 20, 2017 at 7:20 PM UTC
love like bears
I'd brake for squirrel, don't want death upon my tires I'd brake for a raccoon, the wily bandit, not retired I'd brake for cats, and dogs, a pet that made it home I'd brake for buzzards too, not denting, bumper's chrome I brake and avoid, all kinds of beasts, no blood upon my car I broke and got rear ended friend, avoiding a grizzly bear I guess there is some justice, the bear, took up my revenge tearing apart the delivery truck, on a pizza eating, binge
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May 8, 2017
May 8, 2017 at 12:03 PM UTC
Unexpected Delivery
The hunter’s bullet lodges in my side like the pin bones of salmon wedged in the back of my throat. My life balances on the border between my favorite comfort foods, and the blade of the taxidermist. You would make me into a trophy, gutted and cured to become an ornament, in your seasonal hunting cabin. Raw honeycomb, Caribou marrow, salmon roe stuck to my tongue, psalms of my home made flesh, call me back into my survival instincts for my sleeping children. She who outruns deer & devours strong bucks with antlers the size of sequoias could not outrun the champion sprinter, American made bullets. But when you realize your rumpus disturbed wild things, there is no time to reload. You brought a potluck into the den of a slumbering mother with cubs. My teeth are agonizingly real And my jaws are in your belly, rooting for the lost rib of Adam.
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 1:01 PM UTC
Portrait of Kodiak Grizzly with Cubs
I was in the dorm During a very bad storm As I sat on my chair I gave my friend a dare He walked out with one final glare Out of my window I saw two bears With alarm I ran down the stairs I opened the door and what I saw was not fair Blood dripped from the bears My friend’s father would have no heirs I followed the bears Back to their lairs When they went to sleep I would leap When I was done there was nothing but a heap Of bodies in the keep
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Sep 22, 2016
Sep 22, 2016 at 6:14 PM UTC
Dark Nights
I've harkened dark trails, nonexistent of earth. If we went across the spring or across the Snake we'd be bush whacking for sure. I had been on packed earth, trails of dirt on the daytime, not the late midnight snack of predators as I slowly moved past their game trails. Moose and black bears hovered in the willows, while my footsteps fell out beneath me, up to my knees, up to my calves, couldn't somebody have stopped this. Our spotlight blew out, but later I found out the batteries hadn't died. It was just the hold button was locked my fearless spotlight alive, like three small pots of honey, we slowly moved through the thicket, not a creature moved its digits, not even a cricket stridulated. Oddly peculiar we crept around each bush, only to find horse, bear, and cat **** the bear's so fresh I could squish it. Heavenly fodder, please lead me astray, from everything that's bigger than I, living on these back-trails. Because all I've got is my OKC should a grizzly be hot on my tail. If I bleed I know evil should find me dead or eat me for certain.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 12:26 AM UTC
Black Bear Country
(WHO CAN POEM SERIES 1) -Who can tell why a Child cries? *It's in the spun of his thoughts In the thoughts of his mind The mind of his soul In the vibes that he sings The voice of the Night It's in the night that he fears In the fear that he holds The shadows he sees It's in the cuddle he miss The rain that he feel The heat that he bears And The morrow that he threads* *It's in the scream of the nights In the plights of the owl The ***** on his skin The noise of the cars The images he conjures It's in the things he cannot see In the words he cannot hear The strangers he cannot near It's in the reach of his heart's tears The heart of his life The life of his soul And The innocence where he dwells* Ovi Odiete © All rights reserved *THE WHO CAN SERIES 1
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 10:28 PM UTC
WHO CAN TELL WHY A CHILD CRIES?
As the little minds drift off to sleep with a strife, the unsung heroes of the night come to life. Protection from the succubus of the eventide, using their powers of whim with a glide. Stitched smiles and button eyes defend the adolescents under the shine of crescents. While the nightmares attempt to emerge, the guardians uphold with a surge. Unable to pirate their minds, they dissipate with a wind. The unsung heroes take their win with a fain, therefore the children of the world are safe again.
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Jul 11, 2016
Jul 11, 2016 at 11:00 PM UTC
Unsung Heroes Stuffed with Cotton
The polar bear died. I cried.
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May 5, 2016
May 5, 2016 at 11:41 AM UTC
Tragedy today
I'm here to read and here to listen Learning the ways of your intuition You were here and now you're there. It's just not something I want to bare. Speaking of bears, yea you know I'm scared. Love you
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 2:11 AM UTC
Bare Memories