Chased By the Bears
She bear balances on tiny gold pedestal.
Her hot pink rhinestone tutu flaring.
I take a photo of her big oversized butt.
A big mistake as her relatives are glaring.
They chase me through tinsel town, Beary-Wood.
What crazy outfits these bears are wearing!
I turn to stick out my tongue for I am nuts.
Which I thought was funny and really daring.
Two of them do a spectacular mime act.
They are her cousins, their talent raring.
Her auntie is running in Jimmy Choos.
Pedestrians cannot help their staring.
One runs out in front of a black limousine.
Results in a loud horn with incessant blaring.
Sixteen bears are still chasing me pretty darned hard.
Two stop to fix someone’s hair, extraordinary beautician pairing.
One yells “hold up!” a talking bear? What?
Her boyfriend wants the photo. I do not mind sharing.
Fourteen bears catch up and surround me now.
Ask for my autograph; I thank them for caring.
They thank me too, and the day is a wow!
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2020
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