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Descriptive Essay On Dragons And Unicorns

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Once upon a time, there was a magical pink forest. The magical forest was sunny all the time, and birds sang in the air year around. It was always very beautiful. There was never any scary storms or bad weather. The air smelled sweet like gumdrops and lollipops.This was a very happy place, full of happy creatures like dragons and unicorns. What made them the happiest was a small house with glass windows and a rainbow door. It was home to an old wise cat who’d lived there since the beginning of time. But why did this place make the dragons and unicorns so happy? The house was filled with lots of shimmering and glittery diamonds. The diamonds came in a bunch of varieties sizes and colors. Some were round, blocky, thin, or wide. The small house never had any diamonds, some said there was too many. Everyday, a unicorn and a dragon would come together to the house and ask for diamonds that they would take home. The wise cat never say no to any pair who came asking for diamonds. Diamonds need a lot of care and attention. If they weren’t watched over, the diamonds could break. They had to be washed so that they would shimmer and sparkle, like they were supposed to. It is normal for a dragon and a unicorn to spend …show more content…

The two unicorns rejoiced and told people that they were given diamonds, even though they were not a unicorn and a dragon. This news spread all around the forest. Diamonds gave the dragons and unicorns the most joy and happiness in the world, after all. Every single unicorn or dragon should have the right to have diamonds, no matter who he or she was with. Soon it was accepted that everyone could get diamonds. Two unicorns or two dragons could get diamonds without any trouble. One unicorn or dragon could get diamonds by themselves if they wanted to, as long as the wise cat knew they would love and take care of them. No one talked bad about who had diamonds and who

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