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The Georgia black bear roamed around Looking for food to eat Maybe a place of warm safety And some edible meat Inside the warm house he feels safe But a woman is there It was his mistake to choose this place Into other's eyes did stare Then the bear did attack full force He bit into her skull He broke her arm and her leg into Her Chihuahua did not mull The barking Chihuahua ran the bear His owner now safe, secure Help was on the way to ease her pain Though now she must endure I told this story to my grandson Who was taking it all in He looked at me and said, her thoughts The bear must have eaten It was on the news about this story of the woman, bear and Chihuahua. They said on the news how if a bear comes at you to stand your ground look large and make a lot of noise like the Chihuahua. I think that God was looking after that woman to save her life.

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Date: 12/27/2018 7:03:00 AM
Very interesting story behind your poem, Sara. We have black bears here too and they've even been found in swimming pools. On TV I saw a couple people bang pots and pans from their camp site and the noise scared off the bear. Enjoyed reading!
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Sara Kendrick
Date: 12/27/2018 8:46:00 AM
We have black bears mostly in north Georgia which gets fairly large but not as big as Grizzly or Polar and then there is some in south Georgia but it seems they are getting closer and seen here more often. This bear was in and around somewhere in a county near Macon and also a woman hit one with her car in that same area. It weighed 500 lbs. and it totaled her car but she was not hurt. The bear was killed. Sara

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