Have you seen a pink unicorn? Or a pony-fish?

 Have you seen a pink unicorn?  Or a pony-fish?

Art can be learned not only from the masters,

but from budding artists as well.

Dr Abe V Rotor 

 A pony-fish with rainbow colors,

prancing and swimming; 

     Green for the field, blue for the sea,

bright as the sun shining.

                                                                                                                                             

A pink unicorn, tame and lovely;

seven headbands make her a lady, 

from fantasy to virtual reality,

for a fine children's story. 

Where does composition begin?

  It begins with inquiring look,

  agape in surprise, frozen in place, 

to imagine a nearby spook. 

A pony-bee or butterfly pony

      all dressed up for a party; 

        wonder if she's princess or fairy;

it's a rich visual story.

                                                      A test of relationship, it seems:

  one  wins, the other loses;

or, could it be master and pet,

or butterflies and roses? 

       

Twin hearts of two siblings, 

great love for one another;

Not yet Cupid, save your shot;

let the child artist wonder

to  write a story of her painting,

for time to remember.  

. 

It's choreography 

of a Shakespearean play,

in far, far fairyland, 

brought by magic wand.

NOTE: The author is grandfather of the child artist, Mackie R Sta. Maria, 5 years old. 

Medium used: colored marker and pastel on drawing paper.