Shakespeare and many others have mentioned Unicorns. Scotland even has them on their coat of arms, yet no one has ever seen a Unicorn. They are supposed to look like a white horse, with a golden spiral horn that holds magical curing powers. Where they live is supposedly in deep forests, with the fairies. The mystical and magical Unicorn....the true goodness kept alive in our imaginations through art, figurines, and other Unicorn gifts and collectibles.
As a kid growing up, I remember "The Unicorn Song" from the Irish Rovers. It told about why we don't see any Unicorns anymore. If you haven't heard it before it is a catchy folk song about why the Unicorns never made it onto Noah's Ark. You can find it on Youtube, or it is embedded in the link for gifts and collectibles.
The movie "The Last Unicorn" also came out many years ago....over 25, but it is still a cute animated film that a whole new generation of kids are watching.
Shakespeare mentioned Unicorns in the Tempest Act III, "Now I will believe / That there are unicorns; that in Arabia / There is one tree...." and there are a few other references to the Unicorn.
So, whether you believe, or don't believe in Unicorns they are beautiful legendary creatures. Me, I choose to believe. Anything that is good in the world is worth believing in!
Any comments on Unicorns is welcome :)
MikeRobbersMay 28, 2013
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