The Penguin's Slippery Slide

On snowy hills so bright and grand, In icy realms of wonderland, Lived Pip the Penguin, small and round, Whose greatest joy on Earth was found, To slide on ice, a thrilling spree, A happy penguin, wild and free!

He waddled up, a tiny dot, To where the ice was extra hot, Not really hot, but smooth and slick, For penguin slides, a perfect trick! Then WHOOSH! He zoomed with joyful squeals, A feathered rocket on his heels!

Along came Sammy, sleek and wide, A playful Seal, with naught to hide. He saw young Pip in joyful flight, And thought, "That looks like pure delight!" He joined the fun with a booming bark, Leaving a muddy, slippery mark.

Then Wally Whale, a gentle giant, Heard all the laughter, self-reliant. He nudged the ice with friendly fin, And joined the slide, where fun could win! A splash of water, a mighty spray, He cleared the path along the way!

They slipped and wobbled, side by side, A penguin, seal, and whale in stride! A funny journey, full of glee, Across the ice, for all to see! They bumped and bounced, a joyful mess, Towards the ocean, nonetheless!

At last they reached the ocean blue, Their slippery slide adventure through! With happy splashes, loud and bright, They plunged into the watery light! Pip the Penguin, Sammy Seal, And Wally Whale, their joy was real! A perfect slide, a perfect day, In Antarctica, hooray, hooray!