The Bouncing Blue Whale

Upon the deep blue sea.

The open ocean, wide and grand, Sunbeams danced on shifting sand. A canvas blue, a watery stage, Where ocean wonders disengage. The salty air, a sweet perfume, Beneath the sun, dispelling gloom.

A whale named Blue, of playful kind, With splashy tail and joyful mind, He bounced along with mighty glee, For Blue the whale, was wild and free! The waves, like giggling friends so near, Whispered secrets in his ear. And seabirds cried with happy sound, As Blue the whale would leap and bound.

He bounces through the waves so high, A bouncing blur against the sky! He splashes friends, the dolphins gray, Who join his fun and dance and play. He tickles turtles, old and slow, Then dives beneath to currents flow. He plays with seals, a slippery crew, Who bark and laugh, "We love you, Blue!"

He leaps so high he kisses clouds, A joyful roar that speaks aloud. No other whale can bounce so well, His happy spirit none can quell. He tumbles down with mighty splash, Then rises up in playful dash.

The waves applaud, the seabirds sing, Their praises to the ocean king! For Blue the whale, so full of grace, Brings joy and laughter to this place. So look you now, upon the sea, And if you spot a bouncing spree, It's Blue the whale, you surely see, The happiest bouncing whale, you see!