There were three friends lived in a town,
Panda and White Bear and the other one is Brown Bear
Yet she was known as Mama Bear
They joined college to study together,
Hoping those days would last forever.
Brown Bear acts like a mummy,
And the Panda is full of clumsy.
The White Bear is a little bit crazy—
“I know they’re hard to handle, maybe.”
Mama Bear sighs, “But I’ll take it easy.”
Brown Bear is never late,
She finishes all her work straight—
So, she could have fun and still get an A grade.
Contrary, the Panda—
Though she comes first in every grades—
Never forgets to get into fights with the staircase.
Her body full of bruises and pain,
Later she reasons with stories and tales again.
Mama Bear wonders,
“How did she end up in such a state?”
Here comes Lazy Bear,
Always there to mess with their brain, dear!
When Mama and Panda try to teach her,
They lose their minds in fear—
Forget everything they learned once clear.
Their days never end without little games,
Whispers, laughter, and sweet nicknames.
As for washroom trips and canteen stays,
Panda says,
“Don’t worry—
We’ve got lots of breaks to carry, anyways!”
Everyone asks with judging marks,
“How hard is it to write and pass?”
Mama Bear roars,
“Oh, come on! You’ve no idea how many days
We stood in lines for extra points to pass our ways!”
Always had time for momos,
With hot and spicy combos
Before heading back to their cozy domes.
Three years passed,
Graduated at last.
Now each bear is in a different place,
Working on dreams at their own pace.
How many hardships did arise—
In a life of twists, lows and highs?
But never apart in heart, no matter the case,
Even at full distance, they share the same space
