Susanna Leonard Hill's
Mix 'n' Match #3
https://susannahill.com/2021/05/24/2021-mix-n-match-mini-writing-challenge-week-3/
The Unicorn's Horn
by Elizabeth Muster
Uni was ever forlorn
As he’d sadly lost his horn
He wore a pink party hat
So none could discover that.
He went to the ice cream shop
The cone wouldn’t stay on top.
He borrowed a traffic cone;
He should have left it alone.
He begged a rhinoceros,
Who really put up a fuss.
Almost convinced an odd whale,
But the narwhal did prevail.
He found an old horn to toot,
That was the wrong kind -- oh shoot!
He stomped his hoof in dismay
A mare came over his way.
“Why must you throw such a fit?
You’re beautiful without it.”
Then Uni realized, of course,
That he was simply a horse.
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