The Last Unicorn
Out of winter's might
From the darkness of winter's night
I stumble into a magical place
Where winter never shows its cold gray face
Spring abounds from tree to tree
Gentle breeze laughs with glee
I stand old and broken with fingers gnarled
Hair unkempt greyed and snarled
To my dimmed sight visions come
Lost and forgotten joys that made my young heart hum
In my eye, tear drops sting
Memories of innocents lost ring
A most terrible yearning in my soul
I sit, weep, and know not my goal
On my neck I feel
Oh so soft and genteel
Through my spirit it goes
Darkness fades, joy grows
I quickly turn and see
That which reason says cannot be
So bright and sparkly white
A true vision in my sight
Old and gray has gone away
Innocents and youth here to stay.
With a giggle and toss of her head
My young ears hear what she said
I am the last that will ever be
I stayed to set you free
Childhood evermore
Old age never a chore
The clock is but once wound
for you is twice around
By: Miki Yamuri