The Ice Pack
I’m sitting
on an ice floe that’s drifting here and there
It gives me
time to think, which is important for a bear.
I’m waiting
for some lunch, I do hope some swims along
So while I
lounge here hoping, I sing a little song.
“Oh, one
grey seee-aal hanging on the ice,
One grey
seee-aal, hanging on the ice.
And if one
grey see-all should accidently fall into my mouth
That would
be very nice.”
So I’m
sitting on my ice pack, and I’m told that I should heed the warning,
I’m a
endangered species and then there’s the global warming.
They say I
need to become territorial, that would give me a better chance
But I can’t
be bothered to be responsible for the upkeep of the manse.
I’ve seen
all of the photographers, the researchers and the throng
Who like to
record their memories while I just sing my song.
“Oh, one
grey seee-aal hanging on the ice,
One grey
seee-aal hanging ……..”
Oh no wait –
do my eyes deceive me?
Or is that
shape diving too near my frozen ice pack
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