Science, Magic and Unicorns (Children’s Story!)
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NB: I just really REALLY love Unicorns!
Science, Magic and Unicorns
“Knock, Knock, Knock”
Wen the door my bedroom
I was a bit confused,
No ones ever really knocked before.So I opened the door…
And I was shocked
For right there in front of me…
A Unicorn stood.“I think I am lost”
The unicorn said,
“can you help me?”
She looked worried and scared.I nodded my head
And invited her in,
I said “How can I help”
“What can I do”“Well” she said
With a very big breath
“I can’t find a rainbow
To ride back to my home”I thought for a minute…
“A rainbow?” I asked
And it was then I learned
About how Unicorns travelled.“When you see a rainbow
Its created by magic
It allowed us to ride
To very distant places.“But I am a young Unicorn
I can’t make a Rainbow yet!
I need to get home
I miss my Mum and my Friends.”I could see the Unicorn was sad,
But I had an idea.
“Would any Rainbow work?” I asked
“Could use any to get home?”The Unicorn nodded.
So the answer was yes.
And then I knew
Just what I had to do.I told the Unicorn to wait,
As I went through my draws.
I had had learned something from school
Which I knew would be helpful.I found a glass Triangle,
It was called a Prism.
I got out my flashlight
And I showed them to the Unicorn.“How will this help?”
She said rather panicked.
“I need a rainbow
Now those strange things”But then I showed her
Just how it worked
I turned my flashlight
And shone it through the glass prism.And upon my bedroom walls
As if a magic of my own
A rainbow appeared
And Unicorn looked stunned.“A Rainbow she said!
Quite excitedly.
“You have magic of your own!
“This is amazing!”Then I witnessed it
“Wow” I said
As the Unicorns horn glowed and
And a magic window appeared.I looked inside
I could see her whole family and her friends!
They sure were happy to have her back
And as she galloped in, it all disappeared.I sat on my bed
Thinking as the rainbow shined upon my wall.
“You know, She is right.
Science is a kind of magic I guess”I tidied everything up
Then I readied myself for bed“I hope she visits again
Unicorns are great.”
I said with a smile.
Then yawned really big.Good night.
About The Author
Matty is a 36 year old girl who is an Autistic Poet, Writer and Artist and lives alone in Christchurch New Zealand with a kitty! Matty has given many talks on autism and about being unique in a world that's often not accepting, Matty has also engaged with artist and worked on Art projects Matty usually works on an Art project at the same time as a writing one! This means posts can be a bit delayed!
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Miss Matty… as I sat on my stool and read the words, my mind was ‘how cool’….
Magic indeed!!
It’s a sweet story <3
That’s cute!
Physics and magic are both great!