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Where's the Unicorn is the question asked -

Pegasus came and took him away
For they were mates of another day
And if you look closely at the image of a flying horse
Atop his head is a single horn - of course.

Some call it a Unipeg
Or others say it's a Pegahorn
The product of mythology - reborn.

Sidi Mahtrow

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Topic(s) of this poem: mythology,horse

poem poems horse Mythology

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The Unicorn

drinking by the lake
a unicorn white
its horn sparkles so
in the moonlight bright

the unicorn, oh unicorn
a beautiful sight
roaming around on
a cold, moonlit night

a scent of vanilla
is the unicorn, oh
how graceful it is
as white as snow

as dawn comes close
morning bird's chirps fils the air
but as the sun rose
the unicorn just disappered
eleeda rajack

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