Two of every species, as the Lord had asked.
Noah welcomed each one, with a smile on his face,
As they found their places, in that special space.
Elephants majestic, with trunks held high,
Marched two by two, under the stormy sky.
Giraffes with long necks, graceful and tall,
Stepped aboard the ark, at Noah's call.
Lions and tigers, fierce and strong,
Walked side by side, not showing any wrong.
Bears with furry coats, and claws so sharp,
Entered the ark, without a yelp.
Zebras with striped coats, black and white,
Trotted two by two, in the fading light.
Kangaroos hopping, with pouches full,
Joined the parade, as Noah gave a pull.
Hippos with wide mouths, and skin so thick,
Waddled two by two, making quite a trick.
Crocodiles slithering, with scales so tough,
Crawled onto the ark, not making much fuss.
Monkeys chattered, with their playful charm,
Swinging from ropes, keeping everyone calm.
Birds of all colors, with wings spread wide,
Flew to the ark, guided by their pride.
Two of every creature, great and small,
Assembled on the ark, at Noah's call.
A symphony of sounds, filled the air,
As the ark set sail, without a scare.
With faith in God, they embarked on this journey,
Safe from the flood, without a worry.
Animals went in two by two,
Trusting in Noah, as they sailed through.
So let us remember, this tale so true,
Of animals saved, in pairs of two.
A covenant of love and grace divine,
As they weathered the storm, in Noah's Ark's confine.