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This intimate poem was written for my bear-artist friend:

She stuffed him with love’s strife, Gave him “breath,” gave him “life.” Once here, now he is gone From the shelf he sat upon. The mother and the bear were born. Both artists of the heart now mourn. Seemed great heaven moved away When her bear was bought one day, So it was the teddy bear Found life in all of those who care.
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Reviewed by Sally Odgers

Reviewed on October 11, 2003

That reminds me of a bear poem I have, Sara. I must put it up!
A lovely, quiet piece, with no tricks, but it touches the heart.

Reviewed by Amor Sabor

Reviewed on September 3, 2003

Beautifully done, Sara. My teddy bears enjoy all the attention I can give them so they do not collect dust.
Amor

Reviewed by Ch'erie de Perrot

Reviewed on September 2, 2003

This is sweet, and it made me think of my old Teddy. TY
Ch'erie

Reviewed by J. Murphy

Reviewed on September 1, 2003

Very intimate indeed--a tribute to a woman who takes pride in what she does and loves her creations (this is what I see here). This is a very real look at the artisan's and their crafts and how money can't put value on the love that they weave into their craft. J.

Reviewed by Vicky Jeter

Reviewed on September 1, 2003

Hi
I wish the magic of the Velveteen rabbit
for all the precious inatimate souls who mean so much to us. You might enjoy my poem
"Giddeon's Gift." Vicky

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