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Next, all in orange and black, a Monarch came: Danaus plexippus his royal name. A wee king, slight as your versifier, Yet no larger eclipsed him as a flyer. Two thousand miles he'd fly if he took notion. With no pause for rest he crossed the ocean - And oh my, such a sight when they did swarm!
A bear, all in fur coat now much too warm. Was there, and she from home in polar ice To join our throng had made much sacrifice. Two darling, snow-white cubs she left behind. And though to dog days she was disinclined, On iceberg she floated, far as could be, 'Till it melted and she joined our company.
