The Singing Whale

In the deep blue sea, so wide and grand, Lived a whale, quite lonely, in this water land. The coral castles gleamed, a vibrant hue, But the whale sang softly, a mournful "Woo-hoo!"

His song echoed sadly, a lonely sound, No one to listen, nowhere to be found. Then a flash of silver, a wiggle and gleam, A little fish zipped by, a colorful dream!

"Why do you sing," the fish did ask, "With such a sorrowful, watery task?" The whale sighed deeply, a bubbly burst, "I'm all alone, my heart will burst!"

But then, a leap! A joyful spree! A dolphin joined them, happy and free! He spun and twirled, with clicks and with calls, "We'll be your friends, and answer your squalls!"

The fish and the dolphin, a playful pair, Showed the whale adventures beyond compare. They danced in the currents, explored the deep, Secrets of the ocean they promised to keep.

They chased the sunbeams, that danced on the floor, And laughed with the sea anemones, wanting more! No longer lonely, the whale felt so grand, With friends by his side, in this underwater land.

So the whale then sang, a joyful new tune, Under the ocean, bathed by the moon. A happy song echoed, no longer blue, The Singing Whale, with friends old and new!