Little horsey gave a big sigh
And tried his utmost not to cry
Shut his eyes, tried not to think
He did not want his heart to sink
He looked at others in the meadows
Enviously from the shadows
Oh, how he loved their backs that gleamed
How impeccable they always seemed
He hated his dreary brown coat
The way he ran was far from ‘float’
His mane would never stay in place
His nose was too big for his face
His legs were short, his ass was big
The others teased and called him weak
His mind was not as quick as some
The one girl who loved him was mum
One day horsey wished on a star
That in the future (but not too far)
He grow out of his awkward phase
And maybe even leave this place!
As horsey lay in slumber deep
Something happened in his sleep
A bright light shone, a soft breeze blew
But little horsey slept right through
When morning came, and open eyes
He got a very big surprise
He had a brand new horn, and my,
He even had big wings to fly!
The other horses stared in awe
They’d not seen unikos before
Horsey beamed and said with pride
‘I love my beautiful gold hide!’
He stomped his foot and waved his horn
He flapped his wings and was airborne
He shouted back and tossed his mane
‘I never will come back again!’