The
Unicorn
The
Big White Rhinocerous
Will
The Unicorn Be Willing To Serve Thee
- or abide by thy crib ?
Canst Thou Bind The Unicorn With
His Band - in the furrow ?
Or
Will He Harrow The Valleys - after
Thee ?
Wilt Thou Trust Him Because His
Strength - is Great ?
Or
Wilt Thou Leave Thy
Labour - to Him ?
Wilt Thou Believe Him - that he
will bring home Thy Seed gather
it into Thy Barn?
What
Time She Lifteth Up Herself On High - she scorneth the horse
and his rider.
Hast Thou Given The Horse - Strength ?
Hast
Thou Clothed His Neck - with Thunder ?
Canst Thou Make Him Afraid - as a grasshopper ?
The
Glory of His Nostrils - is terrible.
He Paweth In The Valley
- and rejoiceth in His
Strength
He
Goeth On To Meet - the armed Men.
He Mocketh At Fear - is not affrighted neither turneth He
back from The Sword.
The Quiver Rattleth Against Him - The
Glittering Spear and The Shield.
He Swalloweth The Ground With Fierceness - and Rage neither
believeth
He
That It Is The Sound Of - The Trumpet.
He Saith Among The Trumpets - Ha
ha and He smelleth at The Battle afar off
The
Thunder Of The Captains
- and The Shouting.
Doth The Hawk Fly By Thy
Wisdom - and stretch her wings toward the south ?
Doth The Eagle Mount Up At Thy Command
- and make her nest on high ?
She
Dwelleth
- and abideth on The Rock
Upon
The Crag - of The Rock and The Strong Place.
From Thence She Seeketh The Prey
- and Her Eyes behold afar off.
The
Unicorns Shall Come Down - with them the bullocks with
the bulls their Lands shall be soaked with blood their dust
made fat with fatness.
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