In a meadow green, where flowers sway,
Lived a wren, so small and gay.
With feathers bright and a joyful trill,
He'd sing his songs with endless skill.
Oh, the Willow Wren, with voice so clear,
Spreading joy to all who hear.
In the meadow's breeze, he'd take flight,
Filling the air with pure delight.
One day a bear, so big and bold,
Entered the meadow, fierce and cold.
With a rumbling growl and mighty roar,
He'd claimed the land forevermore.
Oh, the Willow Wren, with voice so clear,
Spreading joy to all who hear.
In the meadow's breeze, he'd take flight,
Filling the air with pure delight.
But the wren, undaunted, stood his ground,
With courage and wit, he'd astound.
With a clever plan and a witty word,
He challenged the bear, so big and absurd.