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Melting Unicorn


Speckles of the stars fall from the Heavens

They fuse together creating a beautiful creature

A creature free, wild, and shined in brilliance

 

The creature would roam the earth

It did not search for wonders it was the wonder

The innocence of this creautre was its only flaw

 

The creature saw speckles of red 

It was full of joy that is would not spend its days alone

It covered its ignorance with innocence 

With that he inspected the scarlet specks that grew

 

Soon it got too close to the brilliance of the specks

The speckles flowed onto the creature

Red just consumed the creature and its beauty

 

The speckle began to return to the heavens

But the poor melted creature stayed

Stayed on the lonely earth with its ignorance

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