I've always found this very innocent and touching (and funny, and right now, appropriate). It's by Richard Hoffman. Hope you like it.
BIVALVE
I'm an ignorant bivalve.
In my shell I hide.
I don't go out much.
It's dark here inside.
I could be an oyster.
I could be a clam.
I can't see a thing.
I don't know what I am.
I could be a scallop.
I could be a mussel.
My name could be Alice,
or Alex, or Russell.
I might be an oyster
possessed of a pearl.
I think I'm a boy but
I could be a girl.
I sit here a wordless
Tongue in a mouth
While the tide rolls me North,
While the tide rolls me South.
BIVALVE
I'm an ignorant bivalve.
In my shell I hide.
I don't go out much.
It's dark here inside.
I could be an oyster.
I could be a clam.
I can't see a thing.
I don't know what I am.
I could be a scallop.
I could be a mussel.
My name could be Alice,
or Alex, or Russell.
I might be an oyster
possessed of a pearl.
I think I'm a boy but
I could be a girl.
I sit here a wordless
Tongue in a mouth
While the tide rolls me North,
While the tide rolls me South.