Bells o'clock.
By Mentalelf
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Bells o'clock.
They ran wild in woods
Full of bears
And carried bells
And pepper spray
To keep the bears at bay
They knew no fear
The road was clear
Safety a written rule
They laughed and frolicked
And mocked the wild life
with their bells
And hid behind
Their pepper
Until one day
Invited to stay
At a vets on the hill
In weather a
little drizzly
He operated on a
Big deceased grizzly
And looking out
the view became
a little less sure
Inside his stomach
Holy Hell
Was bell upon bell
And his mighty gob
stank of pepper.
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Wow! This brought back a
Wow! This brought back a memoy of when we were in Canada, and we did have those bells; and our hosts used scare us by saying '"thats fresh bear scat". Anyway, a good poem
Dougie Moody
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