Novel & Cerita Mama Bear Poem

“Good morning, ma.” “Good morning.” Marsha replied. She took some steps and stood in front of Anna, who fixed her eyes on her laptop screen and was pressing the keyboard non-stop. “Hey!” Marsha raised her voice. She looked around and discharged a deep breath to control herself. She lowered her voice and call. “Anna, are you blind?”

I have spent the last hour howling aloud my pack’s song. “Together we run, together we play, the forest our home, the world our game! I love my pack, my pack is my family, the pack is my home. Together we run, together we play, the forest our home, the world our game!” I was taught this by my mother. She said it is a wolf cub song. I loved to sing it as we ran. As I thought of my mother, my howls saddened me. A being took interest in my song.

He shot toward Javier with unstoppable force and a burst of momentum not unlike the very first eruption of a volcano. The daughter looked over her shoulder at her parents with a smirk on her lips. “Mom, Dad, meet Boulder Bear. I spent a fortune to hire this big man for my protection. He costs, like, a few million dollars! But he more than makes up for it with his sheer might and skills. Like, he once fought a godd*mn brown bear in the forest with his own fists, completely topless, and won! Beating up this pipsqueak? Piece of cak—”

Dad always told me to stay away from this area, yet I'm here. "Ahhhhhhhhhh!" A bear suddenly appeared and attacked me. "Katharina!" Mom shouted. "Mommy help me! Help me!" I shouted back. All of a sudden, my Mom shifted to her beautiful brown wolf and protected me from the bear that was trying to get me. She knew she couldn't win because she was sick. In just a blink of an eye, the bear's claws hit her chest and blood came rushing. "Kalisha!!!!!" My Dad shouted and all of a sudden a lot of pack warriors attacked the bear and killed it.

As fast as the bear might move, Rave could carry her out of here far faster if need be. The mother bear stopped and rose up onto her hind feet. Leesa could see her sniffing the air. She wondered if the bear had discovered them. She got her answer when Rave stepped out of the trees into the open. The bear let out a low growl, but made no move toward them. Rave pulled Leesa forward. Now they were both standing in full view of the bear. The animal growled once more, but then dropped down onto all fours and resumed watching her cubs, apparently having decided Leesa and Rave were no threat.

It was almost as if it was calling on an army of angels. “He shall cover thee with his feathers, And under his wings shalt thou trust; His truth shall be thy shield and buckler. Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night, Nor for the arrow that flieth by day. Nor for the pestilence that walketh in darkness, Nor for the destruction that wasteth at noonday,” prayed Mama. *** The creatures suddenly started screaming.