Right Forest Wrong Bear

We enter the forest
From just beyond the clear
To view all life's lessons
And still be unaware 

While some may live in fear
The many who live there
Graze without being fazed
Sleep without shadowed tears

Running on all fours, or
Standing on two's, the Bear
Eating honey at times
With curiousness that dares

Governed by our orders
Showcasing what we wear
But for winter's furlong
God reminds us our gear

Before you judge our ranks
Let me make something clear
We sleep through all winters
Not due to any fears

You can judge me from mine
Right forest wrong bear
Submitted, subjected
To the Crown God wears

The laws of the jungle
Are set by God who cares
While few seek to change this
All Bears still mate in pairs