Look at him in a cellar
\nAlone against the wall
\nSort of solitary confinement
\nAnd no one hears his call<\/p>\n
The cellars damp and draughty
\nIts bareness gets him down
\nNo food to really speak of
\nAnd quite away from town<\/p>\n
Trained to dance but sitting
\nIts all done on hot plates
\nSince very young they are made to walk
\nBut they got in quite some states<\/p>\n
So when they hear the music
\nThey try to get off the heat
\nAnd it looks as if they are dancing
\nOf course its one big cheat<\/p>\n
The poor bears get their feet burned
\nAnd to prevent it seemingly
\nDance by raising their poor feet
\nBut this bear obviously<\/p>\n
Is resting through the winter
\nSoon may be he will
\nGet a place in Belitsa Town
\nBut will stay here until<\/p>\n
Up in the Rila Mountains
\nThe rehabilitation park
\nWith trees and forests and
\nCountryside
\nIts seems they have made a mark<\/p>\n
Stopped this awful torture
\nThis dancing in the street
\nAnd hopefully this bear boy
\nWill not have, badly burned feet<\/p>\n
And soon may get a place up
\nThere to rest and while away
\nHis life not in this cellar
\nBut up there soon one day<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Look at him in a cellar Alone against the wall Sort of solitary confinement And no one hears his call The cellars damp and draughty Its bareness gets him down No food to really speak of And quite away from … Continue reading