His Cinnamon House

by James Dean Chase


 

Scent of cinnamon

wafts into his house

with the Autumn air

through the open door

as he peeks outside

to catch a quick glimpse.

 

The lone Unicorn

walking in the woods

near the green garden

full of bright flowers

spies his hazel eyes

shining in the Sun.

 

She shakes her shied head

returning his stare

turning as to go

though stopping instead

to rest in roses

their petals her bed.

 

He closes his door

and softly he sings

a light lullaby

for his forest friend

whose scent is filling

his cinnamon house.

 

to Autumn Leaves, an online poetry journal
volume 10(6)
This poem is copyright © 2003, James Dean Chase, all rights reserved.
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