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We're going on a bear hunt,

A forest! story

By Kateryna KovalchukPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
We're not scared,

We're going on a bear hunt,

We're gonna catch a big one,

We're not scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're not scared.

Oh no! Grass!

Long, wavy, green grass,

We can't go over it,

We can't go under it,

Oh no! We'll have to go through it,

We're not scared.

We're going on a bear hunt,

We're gonna catch a big one,

We're not scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're not scared.

Oh no! A river!

A deep, cold, river,

We can't go over it,

We can't go under it,

Oh no! We'll have to swim across it,

We're not scared.

We're going on a bear hunt,

We're gonna catch a big one,

We're not scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're not scared.

Oh no! A forest!

A big, dark, forest,

We can't go over it,

We can't go under it,

Oh no! We'll have to go through it,

We're not scared.

We're going on a bear hunt,

We're gonna catch a big one,

We're not scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're not scared.

Oh no! A cave!

A deep, dark, cave,

We can't go over it,

We can't go under it,

Oh no! We'll have to go through it,

We're not scared.

We're going on a bear hunt,

We're gonna catch a big one,

We're not scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're not scared.

Oh no! A bear!

A big, brown, bear,

We can't go over it,

We can't go under it,

Oh no! We'll have to go through it,

We're scared!

We're running back from the bear,

We're not gonna catch a big one,

We're scared,

What a beautiful day,

We're scared.

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About the Creator

Kateryna Kovalchuk

The greatest talent of all is the ability to express oneself succinctly, never using two words when just one will suffice. If a piece of writing feels contrived or forced, I diligently rework it until it resonates authentically.

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    Written by Kateryna Kovalchuk