Poems about Teddy Bears

Here are some poems dedicated to Teddy Bears.

Bears I love my little Teddy Bear, He's such a friendly fellow, His fur, beautiful and soft, Is neither brown or yellow. He plays but never quarrels with me, And keeps me gay and jolly, And I don't have to punish him As often as my Dolly. He's such a quiet little chap, No impish schemes he hatches, He never barks, he has no fleas, At least he never scratches. Eula Smith-Zimmerman

As they left for London at noon that day They thanked the king for the royal way. He had entertained and this said they, "If you'll visit us int the U.S.A., When we get back to our home again And stop with us in our mountain den, We'll give you food and naught to do And let you sleep all winter through And dream of castles and suck your paw, It beats all the kingdoms you ever saw. The king just laughed as the train pulled out, But he said to himself as he turned about, "It would help me carry my country's cares If every home had Teddy Bears." Anonymous exerpt

I wish I had a Teddy Bear To sit upon my knee. I'd take him with me everywhere, To cuddle up with me. I'd scorn young men, No lover then My lot in life shoud share, They might go to Jericho If I'd a Teddy Bear. From Pelissier's Follies- 1909

I'm really Edward George St Clare Aubrey Adolphus de la Bear Son and heir of the Baron Bear But you may call me Teddy Bear. So please, squeeze me, I don't care. Inscribed underneath a drawing of a brown velvet bear in an autograph album belonging to Mrs. James Chartham near Canterbury, England, 6 Febuary, 1912.

Go to sleep, my Teddy Bear Close your little button eyes And let me smooth your hair. It feels so soft and silky that, I'd love to cuddle down by you So, Go to sleep my darling Teddy Bear. Anon., lullaby

The Teddy Bear's Picnic The meadow's green, the flowers sweet, and we have many good things to eat. Ah, what a day! What lovely air! How nice to be a Teddy Bear! Pass the bread and pass the cheese. Be sure to taste the chicken please. Have an apple, plum or pear! Such fun to be a Teddy Bear! Bert's got his sailor shirt, and Mae and Sue look awfully pert in matching hats! I say! Such flair! How fine to be a Teddy Bear! "This afternoon I shall recall for all my life," says Tiz to Paul. "A perfect time without a care!" How grand to be a Teddy Bear! Anne Geddes

The Words to The Teddy Bear's Picnic Song If you go down down to the woods today You're sure of a big surprise If you go down to the woods today You'd better go in disguise For ev'y bear that ever there was Is sure of a treat today. There's lots of marvelous things to eat And wonderful games to play Beneath the trees wher nobody sees They'll hide and seek as they please 'Cause that's the way the Teddy Bears have their picnic If you go down to the woods today You'd better not go alone It's lovely down in the woods today But safer to stay at home For ev'y bear that ever there was Will gather there for certain, because Today's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic. Picnic time for Teddy Bears The little Teddy Bears are having a lovely time today Watch them, catch them unawares And see them picnic on their holiday. See them gaily gad about They love to play and shout; They never have any care; At six o'clock their Mummies and Daddies, Will take them home to bed, Because they're tired little Teddy Bears.

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