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© Anton Alferyev, 2025

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Diary of a Blue Whale +Song Sheet Music

Author Alferyev Anton

Introduction

I am many years old – more than five hundred. I am a blue whale, a majestic creature that stretches for more than 40 meters and weighs over 250 tons. Time has taken its toll: I have grown fat, and now I look different than I once did when I was slimmer and faster. But soon my journey will come to an end – I have only a few hours left. My body will be food for the biggest shark I’ve ever met. She promised to complete my journey, and I accept it in peace.

I have lived an amazing life full of adventure and discovery. In this diary, I will tell you about what is on earth, what you may not have known about us whales, about the vast expanses of the ocean and its inhabitants. You will learn a lot of new things, discover a world full of wonders and secrets hidden under the surface.

I remember the first time I felt the warmth of the sun’s rays breaking through the water column, how they played on my body, creating golden highlights. I explored underwater seaweed forests where small fish hid, and swam among coral reefs that sparkled with all the colors of the rainbow. I could hear the songs of my own kind, their melodies penetrating my heart like the gentle whisper of the ocean.

So my friend has come to complete my journey-Megalodon. This giant, majestic and terrifying, with teeth that could tear apart, became my companion in the last hours. I see respect and understanding in his eyes. It is not just a predator, it is part of this great cycle of life that continues in the vast waters.

I am born into someone who will respect life and accept it for what it is. I leave behind me not only the memories of my adventures, but also the hope that my descendants will continue this journey, exploring the depths of the ocean and discovering new horizons. My life was full of meaning, and now that I’m getting closer to my finale, I feel like it wasn’t all for nothing. I am part of this great symphony of nature, and even at the end of my journey, I continue to be part of something bigger.

Chapter 1-Birth

The darkness envelops me like soft velvet, and all around me I can hear the rhythm – deep, measured, like the heartbeat of the ocean. This rhythm penetrates to the very core of my being, filling me with a sense of oneness with the world. Suddenly, everything starts to move and I’m pushed out. Pain permeates every cell, but it quickly gives way to surprise.

I find myself in a place full of sounds: the melody of water, the whisper of currents, the echoes of distant whale songs. The water embraces me, and I feel it getting cooler, but in an instant everything changes – I feel the warmth, the sun’s rays penetrate the water column, creating golden highlights that dance around.

“Hello, my beloved angel,” a voice says, soft and deep as the ocean itself. I’m asking: “Who is it?” And a huge creature appears in front of me, majestic and graceful. His skin sparkles with light, and his eyes are full of wisdom and love. I’m not afraid, on the contrary, my heart is filled with warmth.

“It’s time for you to take your first breath of air – » the voice continues, and I feel myself being gently pushed up. I take my first breath through the tube above my head. The air seeps into me, hot and fresh, but it passes quickly, leaving only a sense of life.

“That’s good, my angel,” the voice says, and there’s a hint of pride in its tone. – I’m your mother, I love you very much. We are whales, keepers of the ocean’s depths. We are a transitional body from the bodies of angels to the future body of humanity. We are all angels who have come to the aid of this world, our mother planet Earth.

With these words, I feel the connection with nature envelop me, as the waves gently carry me to infinity. I understand that in this ocean there is not only water, but also light, life, and love that connect us all into one. We are part of this great dance, where every being, every breath counts.

“I don’t remember who I am, Mother,” I said, looking at her with my big, curious eyes. My mother, majestic and wise, looked at me with tenderness, her voice soft as gentle waves rolling on the shore.

“Don’t worry, my little one,” she said. – You were born a blue whale just now, to be filled with the energy of the Earth. When I begin your training, you will understand. For now, just play, enjoy, learn and ask.

With these words, I began to explore our underwater world, full of wonders and adventures. At that moment, a spark of joy lit up in my heart, and I happily immersed myself in the games that the ocean gave me.

The first game I chose was * * Catch the Sunlight**. I went up to the surface to catch the sun’s rays breaking through the water. Every time I came to the surface, the light enveloped me like golden streams, and I swam in that light, trying to catch it with my fins. It was like magic, and I laughed as the rays of light touched me, as if playing hide-and-seek.

Then I dived into * * Hidden Treasures**. In the underwater forests, I searched for seashells and shiny rocks, hiding them among the seaweed. Each find was like a small treasure, and I was proud to show them to my mother when she swam up to me. I felt like a real adventurer, discovering the secrets of the ocean.

After that, I decided to play * * “Hide and Seek"**. I was hiding behind large coral formations, and my mother was looking for me. When she found me, we both sang merrily, expressing the joy of meeting. It was like a dance, full of laughter and happiness, and I could feel our voices mingling with the melody of the ocean.

The next game was **"Dance with the current"**. I followed the current, letting the water take me in different directions. I felt like a leaf floating on the river, and it was so much fun! I let the current guide me with my eyes closed, and sometimes I would run into my friends-other sea creatures who were also playing in this vast and beautiful ocean.

I also loved * * “Songs of the Ocean"**. I tried to imitate the sounds of other sea creatures, making sounds like the whisper of waves. My mother would pick them up and respond to me, and together we would create a symphony that filled the space around us. I felt that music unites us and makes our world even more magical.

One day I met dolphins, and we started * * “Dolphin Racing"**. We swam together, leaping out of the water and creating splashes that sparkled in the sun. I could feel the wind in my fins and the joy in my heart as we raced through the waves, as if the whole world belonged to us alone.

I didn’t forget about **"Playing with jellyfish"**. I gently touched the jellyfish’s soft tentacles, watching them move smoothly in the water. It was like a dance, and I tried to repeat their movements, feeling like I was part of this magical world.

Another time I gathered long seaweed and made wreaths out of it, which I wore on my head, imagining myself the king of the ocean. I looked at my mother with pride when she smiled, and I felt like a real ruler of the underwater kingdom.

I also loved * * “Magic Bubble"**. I exhaled large bubbles of air and watched them rise to the surface. I tried to catch them before they burst, and I laughed as they slipped away from me like little ghosts.

Every night I listened to “Tales of the Ocean” when my mother told me about other whales and sea creatures. I imagined their adventures as if they were happening right in front of me. My mother told me about the great migrations, how whales travel across the oceans, following the stars, and how they find each other in the endless waters. These stories filled my heart with pride and inspiration.

She once told me about an ancient megalodon, a majestic and powerful creature that once ruled the oceans. I listened with bated breath, imagining this giant floating among the waves, his powerful body piercing the depths. My mother explained that while the megalodon was scary, it was also part of the great cycle of life in the ocean. I realized that every creature, regardless of its size or strength, has a role to play in this symphony of nature.

Every day I became more aware of the world around me. I learned to recognize different types of fish and marine life, and understood how important it is to maintain balance in the ecosystem. I have seen coral reefs come alive with each new day, as they change and grow, as small fish hide among them, finding protection.

On a bright sunny day, I noticed a flock of fish swimming past, sparkling with all the colors of the rainbow. I decided to play with them in **"Light Glare"**. I swam beside them, trying not to startle them, and they seemed to dance around me, creating a magical sight. I felt like I was part of something bigger than just being a little blue whale. I was part of a huge, living picture, where every creature had its own meaning.

With each new study, I realized more and more that my life is not just a game. I knew that I was part of a great cycle that has been going on for centuries. I thought of my descendants swimming in the same waters, exploring the same forests and reefs that I loved. I hoped they would feel the same connection to the ocean that I did.

### Blue Whale Birth Song

# # # # Verse 1:

“’

C (C) G (G) Am (A Minor) F (F)

(In the depths of the ocean, where the waves whisper,)

C (C) G (G) Am (A Minor) F (F)

(A whale was born, under the light of the moon.)

# # # # Chorus:

“’

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Blue whale, you are a miracle of the sea,)

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Ride the waves, enjoy life.)

 
# # # # Verse 2:
“’
C (C) G (G) Am (A Minor) F (F)
(Motherkitty gently hugs,)
 
 
C (C) G (G) Am (A Minor) F (F)
(They dance together in the blue waters.)
 

# # # # Chorus:

“’

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Blue whale, you are a miracle of the sea,)

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Ride the waves, enjoy life.)

# # # # Bridge:

“’

Am (A Minor) F (F) C (C)

(Friends are around, and the stars are shining,)

G (G) Am (A minor)

(The sun is shining, the world is filled with dreams.)

# # # # Chorus:

“’

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Blue whale, you are a miracle of the sea,)

F (Fa) G (Salt) C (Do)

(Ride the waves, enjoy life.)

# # # # Conclusion:

“’

C (C) G (G) Am (A Minor) F (F)

(In the boundless waters where dreams come true,)

C (Do) G (Sol) F (Fa)

(Blue whale, you are a symbol of freedom.)

“’

This song is about the wonderful moment of a blue whale’s birth, its connection to its mother, and the joy of living in the ocean.

Chapter 2-The Song of the Blue Whales

For many who don’t understand the language of blue whales, our language seems huge and layered. Each note in it is a whole world of meanings, and each tone is a story full of emotions and experiences. I want to share with you the songs that we sing.

Our first and main song is memories of the world we came from. It goes like this:

– We are the children of the universe, we are the angels of the universe. We have chosen to put on flesh on earth, but there is always light in our hearts. We are streams of light pouring down from the heavens like rain that fills the earth with life. We are great and powerful beings, and we remember that.

We are plunged into chaos, but chaos cannot break us, because we are powerful creatures. We are a necessary light in a world that will soon face change. We are the messengers of our Father, the source of all living things. We keep the archive of the universe, we are the guardians of spiritual knowledge, and we ourselves are the knowledge of the world.