NARWHAL

A creature so unique, so strange and so fair,

With features so odd, that it's beyond compare,

A beauty so rare, that it's hard to explain,

Its existence a mystery, in the natural domain.

It's called the Narwhal, a creature of the sea,

With a tusk so long, it's unlike anything you'll see,

Its spiral horn, a work of art, so grand and so true,

A symbol of its strength, and of its power too.

Found in the icy waters, of the Arctic so cold,

A gentle giant, that's seldom seen or told,

So elusive and mysterious, it's a creature of myth,

A sight that few have seen, and fewer still can witness.

It's said to bring good luck, and to bring the whales in,

A creature of the sea, that's rarely seen again,

So if you ever spot one, take a moment to pause,

For it's a rare and wondrous sight, and cause for great applause.

So here's to the Narwhal, a creature so rare,

A beauty of the sea, that few have had the chance to share,

May it continue to roam, and thrive in the deep,

And may its existence always remain a mystery to keep.