Bear (song)

Oh, fair denizens of this mortal plane,

Pray heed my warning and take care amain,

For there lurks a beast of fearsome might,

A bear that feeds on flesh by day and night.

Its eyes doth shine like hellish orbs of fire,

Its breath reeks of blood, its rage ne'er doth tire,

With jaws that rend and claws that slash and tear,

It feasts on hapless souls without a care.

Beware, oh travelers, of the forest deep,

For there lies the bear in its endless sleep,

Its lair a cavern of bones and gore,

A testament to the horrors it has in store.

No weapon known to man can slay this beast,

Its hide impenetrable, its strength increased,

By each victim that it doth consume,

A hunger that ne'er shall see its end or doom.

So stay thy course and shun the wilds untamed,

Lest ye too become fodder for the bear's game,

For death awaits those who dare to tread,

Where the man-eating bear makes its bed.