Tarzan Finds Some Siblings

by L.D.E.Imaginegirl

In the jungles of Africa, four children were taken in by a female gorilla and her son after their plane crashed. As they grew up, they saw humans that are like them, but the four siblings have to find a way to protect their gorilla family from the evil Clayton. Can they ever protect their family?

4. Bloom's song

Night fell and Bolivar and Bloom were watching their baby sisters while their adopted mother went to comfort Tarzan. They were in lost in their own thought. Bloom sighed and looked at the night sky. She saw the stars in the sky. Bolivar then looked at the stars too.

They wondered if their birth parents are up there in the sky. Bloom then sighed. Bolivar then wondered about their life in the future. He hopes that it would be good. Bloom then began to sing a special song. Her song has something to do with Tarzan's past life before he became their adopted brother.

Can someone tells us where Tarzan belongs

Where he should go?

Where is the land he came from?

What happened to his birth parents?

What if he has another family, somewhere above the clouds

and beyond the trees?

Is there someone there missing him?

Can someone show him where he is going wrong?

We need to know these answers and find his way

Seize his tomorrow and learn his own yesterday

He has to take these chances and let all of his feelings show

Still he needs to go, he needs to know.

Bolivar looked at her and gave her a smile. Bloom looked at where Kerchak was watching and continued to sing.

Why would Tarzan hurt the ones he love and why would he hurt them?

If he can't see what he wants of him, what are we gonna do?

When will Tarzan be the son that he can see?

There has to be someone out there who understands out there

just like me and you Bolivar, somewhere far away.

I hope he finds hope soon, a place where he belongs just like us.

Somewhere far away.

She shook her head and looked at the night sky. They don't know what they should do now. Bloom finished singing.

Bloom then looked at her baby sisters. They were sound asleep. She sighed happily. She isn't sure what would Tarzan do now. Bolivar hopes that he'll fit it somehow. Then they saw their brother coming towards them.

He seemed calm now. This made the siblings smile in relief. He then looked at Bloom. He said, "I'll try my best to be the best ape ever and I'll be the best big brother to our sisters ever."

This made them smile at him. They know that he can do this. They are sure of it. They are indeed.

They can be sure. They felt it. In their own guts. That's about it. Only that. Nothing else. They will see in no time. Of course they know.

Tarzan gave them a smile. Bolivar and Bloom knew that Tarzan would be the best ape ever. All they had to do is believe in it. It's their only hope so far. It is.