![]() clyde and IA Chapter by Dave Brown![]() With my apologies More of this sort will follow!!![]() One
night Clyde and I slept with a bear Even
tho' I had no pajamas to wear However
we instead used Clyde’s saddle blanket Which
kept us warm, for which we both thanked it Although
most blankets rarely talked The
one of Clyde's liked to sing as we walked And
I’m pretty sure it knew every damn song Which
it would sing as we all trotted long It
would entertain us with lotsa rock and roll As
over hill and valley we’d merrily go But
now that mornin had come We
decided it was time to run But
that bear, tho’ living his life mostly alone Seeing
us leaving, uttered a sad lonely moan And
the blanket, feeling a tug at its heart Felt
that the two of them just couldn’t part They
had inadvertently come so close to each other That
any passing person would think of that blanket as the bear’s brother Thus, when we decided to leave that morning Of
a sudden and quite without warning The
blanket decided to stay with the bear Partially
because they both had matching colored hair So,
just Clyde and I left on another sunny morn Off cross the creek and through fields of corn Even
tho that was last we’d hear of blanket speak Bear
gave us enough fish for a week With even
Clyde occasionally enjoying a fin or two But
it was long grass, which was Clyde’s favorite chew Although, on this occasion he had a few heads of cow corn Afterwards
mentioning he had been born With
two brothers and a sweet sister And
when they’d get together, he often brotherly kissed’er Just
a sweet and brotherly kiss For
a dear little four-legged miss It was after he’d finished stuffing corn in his belly He
did something that was fairly smelly But
the day was bright and still young So
off we trotted for a-bit-a fun © 2024 Dave BrownReviews
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2 Reviews Added on March 23, 2024 Last Updated on April 14, 2024 Author![]() Dave BrownNanaimo Vancouver Island, West coast, CanadaAboutI'd like to thank those who have been kind enough to review my efforts. more..Writing
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