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WhaleTail


As a rudder the fish use their tail It aids them in guiding their sail But if you were to ask Does it fail at its task Ask the tail of a whale can it sail. For the tail of a whale can't help out Which leaves pressure on the fins and the spout So in order to swim It is all up to him to blow in and blow out through his mouth. Now to many this may not sound hard But remember you ain't tons of lard Pour ces balienes ses mes amis So I'm sure you can see That the lard made it hard for this clod.
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