To My Daughter,

The first time I read this to you, you weren't even born yet. Every time you read it, I hope you'll think of me.

Love,

Dad

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When all the guests have left for the day,

When all the trash has been put away,

When the sky above is more black than blue,

It’s playtime for animals at the zoo.

Sure, the grizzly bears may hibernate.

But the bats and owls will stay up late.

For every fish that settles down in peace,

There’s a shark that will swim and never cease.

The toothy gator drifts like a log.

Crickets chirp at an old bullfrog,

Hissing snakes slither near the water,

Unable to reach the river otter.

The gazelles seek danger on the prowl,

While the lion cub perfects his growl.

The hyenas laugh at him in harmony,

Annoying the rest of the menagerie.

The chimpanzees howl and squeal

When a gorilla slips on a banana peel.

Sometimes monkeys will fling their poo,

Which is something you should never do.

The penguins slide up and down the hills.

Keeping their distance from leopard seals.

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To My Daughter,

The first time I read this to you, you weren't even born yet. Every time you read it, I hope you'll think of me.

Love,

Dad

Preview audio:

storyj.mp/aeh2cwnivd2w

When all the guests have left for the day,

When all the trash has been put away,

When the sky above is more black than blue,

It’s playtime for animals at the zoo.

Sure, the grizzly bears may hibernate.

But the bats and owls will stay up late.

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"PLAYTIME AT THE ZOO"

Chris Hall2

A bedtime story about the animals at the zoo after the sun starts to set. The rhyme was written by an expectant father for his unborn baby daughter.

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