The Boy and His Tiger

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Once upon a time, a boy so young,
With an imagination bright and sprung,
Ventured into a forest, deep and wide,
A place where adventure could surely reside.
Amongst the trees, he met a tiger bold,
With stripes of gold and a heart of gold,
They became fast friends, an unlikely pair,
Bound by a bond so rare.
The boy and his tiger, hand in paw,
Explored the forest without a flaw,
They chased butterflies and climbed the trees,
Laughed and played with hearts at ease.
The tiger taught the boy to be strong,
To face his fears and right the wrong,
To trust his instincts, to be brave,
To find the courage in every cave.
And the boy taught the tiger to be kind,
To see the world with an open mind,
To appreciate the beauty in every hue,
To cherish moments, old and new.
They shared secrets, dreams, and fears,
Talked for hours, shedding joyful tears,
For in each other, they found a treasure,
A friendship that brought them endless pleasure.
But one day, the boy had to go,
To face the world, to learn and grow,
The tiger understood with a heavy heart,
They knew they had to be apart.
With tears and hugs, they said goodbye,
Promising to remember, as time flew by,
The boy left the forest, with memories grand,
Holding the tiger close, in his heart's hand.
Years went by, but the bond remained,
In their hearts, the friendship sustained,
For love knows no distance, time, or space,
It's a treasure that cannot be erased.
And so, the boy, now grown and wise,
Carried the tiger's spirit as a prize,
A reminder of a cherished past,
A bond that forever would surely last.
And in his heart, the tiger roamed,
A timeless friendship, forever home,
A tale of a boy and his tiger, true,
A story of love, eternal and new.