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Explanation Of The Poem 'Grizzly Bear'

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Grizzly Bear
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The bear wants to get a job. Wallace
The bear lost his job. Gabe
Donald loves roses. Trey
His favorite kind is red roses. Gabe
Donald is a spy. Trey
He loves water. Trey
He hates girl bears. Trey
Donald is rich. Trey
Donald eats Austin. Trey
He hates cheese. Trey
Trey named the bear. Trey
His brother’s name is Trump. Gabe
Donald is very energetic. Gabe
Donald use to live in a den. Gabe
The bear eats everything. Trey
A grizzly bear lived in the woods. Gabe
The bear recognized me. Gabe
We found Donald in the woods. Gabe He is a ferocious Bear. Trey
He’s a bear. Cody
The Grizzly Bear eats dead people for dinner. Austin
The bear stepped on me. Logan
The grizzly ate my dog. Logan
The grizzly ate logan. Logan

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