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Deep in the bamboo forest,
Where pandas eat and confuzzle,
tough, dried bamboo fit together,
snug, like a puzzle
to form an elaborate house
which the panda lives in.
It’s shaped like a bamboo plant:
it’s green, tall, and thin.
But if a panda had a bedroom,
how would he sleep?
On piles of bamboo
where crawling critters can creep,
or at the top of the canopy
as king for a day,
where they reign over their realms,
as the lions would say.
Would he have a mini fridge,
with treasures inside?
With sweet bamboo smoothies
and candies he hides?
Would the walls be green bamboo
with the freshest plant meat,
or brown from last season’s surplus
and too sour to eat?
Would he have a bedside book
with sharp bamboo pages,
or would he eat those all up
and say “bugs got them in stages.”
Would he have a carpet of grass
or fresh bamboo shavings
that he could pluck from the ground
to satisfy midnight cravings?
Would he have portraits of family
in fine bamboo frames
or pictures of landscapes
covered in bamboo plains?
Would he even need blankets,
or is his mottled fur enough?
(He can patch together bamboo leaves
if the winter gets tough).
Would he plug in a night light
or just let the moon shine
through the crevices of bamboo
which double as blinds.
Some people aren’t content
with the simplest of things
they need fancy decorations,
fine clothing, and rings.
But we can learn something frugal
from the Panda and his tastes:
he treasures one thing
and won’t let a scrap go to waste.
Karen is the CEO and founder of Karen Inc., which is a technology company that creates devices, tablets, computers, TV’s and also all household electronic appliances. Her company is worth a whopping 179.23 trillion dollars, and she owns 34.2% of it. She is a plump woman at the age of 62. She is really grumpy all the time, and according to her children, she was a terrible and mean mother. She, however, is an amazing and talented businessman, and she has bought over 100 of the most valuable companies on Earth. She is looking forward to buying her 52th mansion this fall. She usually lives in her mansion on her favorite property, which happens to be the United States of America. She also owns the rest of the Americas. She had spent over 5 trillion dollars on constructing the Americas into her dream property. All round, there were mansions, parks, forests, but also a shopping district, restaurants, shops, and also many human constructed rivers and lakes. She would live at a place for a month. And fly, obviously, in her private jets to another mansion of hers. Her children and grandchildren each owned 5 mansions, and they were also trillionaires.
Karen’s room in her biggest and finest mansion is made up of 7 sections. That is a sitting room, TV and resting room, a luxurious walk-in closet, a huge bathroom, and a bedroom with 2 fireplaces and 2 sitting areas. Her room also includes a kitchen, and a dining room, especially when she was hungry at night. Her room lies on the second floor of her mansion, and her room includes 2 balconies. The floor of the hallway of her room is glass, and underneath the glass lies all of Karen’s jewelry and other precious items. As a person with a net worth of just over 102.74 trillion, her bedroom has to be luxurious and fitting.