All baby unicorns are born the same,
It's as they grow some change into chemicorns,
Some stay the same as unicorns.
While others change into silvertaures. Clavicorns,
That have a musical horn on top of their heads.
Otherworld an unfinished world,
Where the poeticverse meets.
With the anticipation off new life, that
will never be what you expect it to be.
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My heart feels,
Whilst my nostrils flare.
As my eyes see,
My mind screams.
There's something in the air,
A soft gentle breeze.
Stired the dust and leafs,
Caused a forced sneeze.
Hoofs could be heard,
Shaking up the earth.
As though they were found,
Pounding on the ground.
Before cat their stood two unicorns,
The like that cat had never seen before.
For these were chemicorns,
Looking for their baby forn.
Little did these chemicorns know,
That cat found their child protecting it so.
When she saw a baby shivering, hungry, cold,
Maternal instincts welcomed her into her fold.
Cat watched ready, Claws extended.
As the chemicorns were about to change
their form. The lost baby unicorn, Hid behind cat,
Suddenly she recognised her mum and dad.
She flew above cat landing in between,
Startling them with her prowess that.
From a baby chemicorn was rarely seen;
As she winnied out their names.
As the chemicorns backed,
Cat's claws started to retract.
For she new that this was what
they were looking for, Two chemicorns,
Being reunited with their baby once more.
Poetry by Alan J Ripley
Written on 2026-03-31 at 06:54
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It's as they grow some change into chemicorns,
Some stay the same as unicorns.
While others change into silvertaures. Clavicorns,
That have a musical horn on top of their heads.
CHEMICORNS, THE LOST FORN
PrologueOtherworld an unfinished world,
Where the poeticverse meets.
With the anticipation off new life, that
will never be what you expect it to be.
____________________________________
My heart feels,
Whilst my nostrils flare.
As my eyes see,
My mind screams.
There's something in the air,
A soft gentle breeze.
Stired the dust and leafs,
Caused a forced sneeze.
Hoofs could be heard,
Shaking up the earth.
As though they were found,
Pounding on the ground.
Before cat their stood two unicorns,
The like that cat had never seen before.
For these were chemicorns,
Looking for their baby forn.
Little did these chemicorns know,
That cat found their child protecting it so.
When she saw a baby shivering, hungry, cold,
Maternal instincts welcomed her into her fold.
Cat watched ready, Claws extended.
As the chemicorns were about to change
their form. The lost baby unicorn, Hid behind cat,
Suddenly she recognised her mum and dad.
She flew above cat landing in between,
Startling them with her prowess that.
From a baby chemicorn was rarely seen;
As she winnied out their names.
As the chemicorns backed,
Cat's claws started to retract.
For she new that this was what
they were looking for, Two chemicorns,
Being reunited with their baby once more.
Poetry by Alan J Ripley
Written on 2026-03-31 at 06:54
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