Little Bear Brrr!

By Tom Brown

Thu, 03 Aug 2017
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Icy cold shower! Charrlie Bear says Brrr! Fresh and strong! Bear up!

Charlie says he is a fireman with yellow and black fire jacket and helmet. He faces the heat and the flames fearlessly. Little Charlie fights fires he saves little bears women and children first from the heat and smoke and flames. His men with courage storm into battle with axes water-hoses and ladders. Onward! Forward!!

Now he is a brave Musketeer bearing arms. All for one, one for all! Knights swore an oath he pledged allegiance to his King. He will defend the Crown with all his strength, to the last drop of his blood. He will protect Lady Miramdam with his life. He says he feels sorry for anyone who hurts her.

It's not the size of the bear in the fight it's the size of the fight in the bear! Bear on! Bear arms!

Now he says he is a Chess Champ Charlie the Terrible. The Killer.

Heater Kaput. Little Bearr says Bbrrr! Soft warm blankets his den good little bear played exhausted.

Goodnight sleep tight! Lekker slaap! mmx! rr rrr rrr

 

Certificate U
Story
Children's

Comments

Submitted by celticman on

yeh, he's all there in the story. A Muskateer every man should fear. 

 

Submitted by Tom Brown on

You'd be surprised.

 

Submitted by well-wisher on

I thought this was good for grown ups. It read more like a surreal grown up story/poem about childhood than a kids story.

All the same I liked it a lot; the way the game morphed from fireman to musketeer to chess champ and the way you use surrealism to show us the world of a childs imagination.

It would probably go well with dreamy Raymond Briggs style illustrations.

 

Oh look, a link. I wonder where it leads.

JoHn

Submitted by Tom Brown on

I checked the link kids should like it.

 

Submitted by Tom Brown on

It is just imagination it's dreams. It's healthy I don't care what any doctor says it's harmless. Einstein said imagination is more important than knowledge, knowledge can take you anywhere in this world, imagination can take you anywhere.

Thanks JoHn. I like Paddington Bear lots too and Charlie Brown of course!