The Bears

The ravaging bears!

Hello Hilda Greenhough, bears do find food to eat. Hugs, /Darlene/

So true. Bears feast off what we waste! Sadly I have seen people dumpster dive as I drove by in my car. It was an older Asian married couple. I’m not sure if they were hungry homeless or just thrifty. I like your poem a classic haiku.

At least the bears get to reduce waste and survive. Bears frequenting the dump creates a hazard for people, though. A lovely haiku, Hilda. Blessings.

I would ask all to put leftovers in so container a bit far from Habitation. Otherwise a clever haiku.

Gosh, dear Hilda, this is such a thoughtful and insightful haiku, as always. Your words compel us to dive deep and reflect in an introspective way.. Things which we certainly waste or take for granted can prove to be a treasure for others.. You've conveyed so much within just few syllables! Also, bears here portray as the one, who knows the art of surviving.. Very witty and beautifully crafted. There are so many evocative layers here. Brilliant! Sending many best wishes and light to you :)

Indeed lovely expression

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The are very resilient and beautiful to watch Hilda :)

Hilda, your Haiku is truly brilliant, capturing the essence of a fundamental human instinct: the relentless pursuit of sustenance and hydration through any means available.

Bears will go where the food is, Nice haiku

A brilliant Haiku, Hilda. One of life's most basic instincts...to get food and water wherever they can.

We waste so much...not that a meal for a bear is not appreciated by the critter, but we could do better conserving and sharing outright our blessings. Interesting write. Make me think.

When one is hungry one would eat anything. To be expected.

Dear Hilda, this is so deep as always, your haiku too speaks volumes and gets readers to ponder deeply: and this one here too did exactly that. Bears, find ways while the rest of the world do not appreciate or value what they have, they still find ways to get food and survive. I can interpret this in so many different soul levels: pleasure reading your work always. Sending you light

- Not good for bears to go to the dump to eat ... they should have enough food in the forest (which we humans cut down ) ... sad to think about, Hilda - hugs

First and foremost, I’d like to thank you for your most magnanimous reviews of my recent poetry submissions. Your Haiku is the epitome of a great poem. Thoughtful and sympathetic yet challenging the reader to probe more deeply Howard kerr

GO BEARS! good Haiku, Hilda. Oops! Have a great week, my friend. Bill