Luminescent Eyes - To be told in the style of Mad Libs

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Some bands find inspiration in art, or nature, or political ____________ (plural noun), or the work of other ____________ (adjective) musicians - we took a trip to the zoo.

It was a warm, spring day. We got up early, bleary-eyed and coffee deprived, hoping to catch the ____________ (adjective) monkeys awake, the ____________ (plural noun) singing, maybe a crocodile or two mid-yawn, and the big cats grumbling for a ____________ (adjective) breakfast.

Grown men have little cause for being at the zoo on a Monday morning, unless they're the legal guardian of a ____________ (adjective) child or two, but the three of us scampered between ____________ (plural noun) and ____________ (adjective) baboons, hollered at the howler monkeys, shoveled down bags of popcorn, and waited in line to ride the zoo train - all with the reckless abandon of the most seasoned six-year-old zoo enthusiasts.

Luminescent Eyes is a love song really, and maybe the two hippos, ____________(name) and ____________(name), had a certain ____________(adjective) glint in their eyes that inspired us to attempt capturing that love in song form. After lunch, we rode the ____________(adjective) waves of the carousel as many times as we could, reminded over and over again that life is really just a big circle (hakuna matata baby!).

At the end of the day, ____________(adjective) and a little sunburned, we drove back to ____________ (place), quietly absorbed in our own thoughts, seeing all the different faces look out from behind chain-link exhibits and glass enclosures: seeing the ____________ (adjective) eyes that look a little bit like yours and mine, eyes that are looking for a little bit of love.

Sometimes inspiration comes from unfamiliar places; sometimes it hits you fifteen steps between the reptile house and the butterfly exhibit.