‘The Whale’
By
RACHEL LIVINGSTONE,
aged 11, of Christchurch. Whales gliding on the
sea, They’re not what I’d like
to be, Gliding dead by a boat, They’re lucky that they can float. Dying slowly, but they die, Just like you and I. Whales dying to extinc-
tion. Poor things. What have we done to them? They haven’t done us any harm.
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Press, 28 July 1987, Page 18
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