| By: Nicholas Stuart Gray©  ll that lives of legendry, Beauty, magic, mystery, Gentleness and purity, Dwells in me.
I no mate, no kin, have known, None may claim me as his own; One is one, and all alone, It must be. Through their weariness and woe Men have sometimes seen me go, Felt a wind from Eden blow Suddenly. Though they hunt with spear and horn, Knowing life cannot be borne If they have no unicorn— I am free. Though they kill, and weep to see Beauty's symbol ended be— One is one and lives in me To eternity. |  |
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