A whale
\nIt\u2019s so big
\nA London bus
\nThe size of its heart
\nThere\u2019s something to suss
\nOut when we look into a whales eye
\nA great universe
\nThat\u2019s beginning to cry
\nHeartache and suffering
\nAnguish and pain
\nPurgatory coming
\nAgain and again<\/p>\n
With so many tons
\nIt swims and it glides
\nA harpoon hits home
\nAnd in essence it rides
\nImagine it\u2019s agony
\nAnd anxiety
\nAs its sweet life drains fast
\nIn a true misery<\/p>\n
Our Captain is holed up
\nIn a prison we hear
\nDenmark can cry
\nFrom the such added fear
\nYou have locked up an Angel
\nWith burden and strain
\nAccusing him sadly
\nYou you the insane<\/p>\n
He has seen with his eyes
\nWhat the greatest whale feels
\nSuch a body it holds
\nSo much it conceals
\nA great whale a great Captain
\nAnd a smelly old cell
\nMurdering whales
\nUnder a bad spell.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A whale It\u2019s so big A London bus The size of its heart There\u2019s something to suss Out when we look into a whales eye A great universe That\u2019s beginning to cry Heartache and suffering Anguish and pain Purgatory coming … Continue reading