The Rainbow Dragon Tale

In a valley of rainbows, a magical sight, Where colors danced daily, so dazzling and bright, Lived Rainbo the Dragon, a whimsical friend, Whose scales shone like jewels, without end.

Rainbo the Dragon, so vibrant and grand, Had a secret that troubled this beast of the land, He couldn't take flight, his wings wouldn't soar, He longed to be up high, and explore.

He watched the unicorns, graceful and free, Leap over the rainbows with magical glee, Their horns sparkled brightly, a shimmering show, And Rainbo felt saddened, down below.

One sunny morning, with a hopeful heart's plea, Rainbo approached them, "Oh, unicorns, see, I wish I could fly, like a bird in the sky, But my wings are too heavy, no matter how I try."

The unicorns gathered, with nods of their heads, "Dear Rainbo," they whispered, "Don't hang your head! We have magic to share, a secret we know, To help you take flight, and joyfully glow."

They touched his wings gently, with horns gleaming bright, Infusing them magic, with all of their might, Then, they formed a rainbow bridge, sturdy and grand, And told Rainbo to run, across the rainbow land.

He ran with a leap, with the wind in his hair, And felt his wings lift, as he soared in the air! He laughed with delight, as he flew with his friends, Above the rainbow, their joy never ends.

They danced in the clouds, painted bright with the sun, The unicorns beside him, their victory won, Rainbo the Dragon, no longer earthbound, With friends by his side, happily unbound.