Indiana And The Magic Wand

In a far away place where the unicorns roam,
Lived a special little girl, who found a magical tome,
It told her of treasures, and it concealed a map,
And she dreamt she would find it, right after her nap.

She was suddenly awoken, she heard a strange sound,
She noticed a witch reading the tome she had found,
She did not stir, but pretended to sleep,
When the witch left, to the tome she did creep.

She looked at the tome, and she noticed a wand,
And tied back her hair, so long and so blonde,
The wand had powers, that the witch might misuse,
If the witch beat her to it, there would be issues.

The girl looked down the valley, from the jungle it was revealed,
A team of five unicorns, slowly grazing through the field,
She went down to the team, beautifully singing and holding out her arm,
The unicorns seemed mesmerised, and willingly calm.

She climbed up on one, and gave a tap to it,
It took to the sky, as they embarked on their trip,
The witch spotted the little girl, flying in the air,
She knew where she saw her, and then she started to care.

The witch grabbed out her wand, and said some strange things,
A blue bolt shot out, which froze the unicorns wings,
The unicorn descended, Indiana crashed in some leaves,
Missing all the hard rocks, and the branches from all the trees.

Indiana got up, to check to see if she was hurt,
Something moved in the corner of her eye, and spun around on high alert,
There stood a little boy, who made sure Indiana was okay,
The little boys name was Jackson, and he asked if he could stay.

The two of them took off, carefully following the map,
Through the whistling forest, past a mountain cap,
They walked over a hill, as far as the eye could see,
The land came to an end in front of them, and here began the sea.

On the beach there was a boat, they didn't see that before,
As Indiana sat in front, and Jackson grabbed the oar,
He paddled and paddled on wards, the sea started turning rough,
Jackson finally ran out of breath, he finally had enough.

The boat rocked from side to side, as Indiana fell out,
Jackson wasn't quick enough, her name he started to shout,
I hope that she will come up soon, the little boy Jackson said,
Then up popped Indiana, with a tiara on her head.

Jackson held his arms out, come up here back to me,
No need to panic my friend, I can breath under the sea,
Indiana dived under water, as Jackson face went pale,
As Jackson couldn't believe his eyes, he was staring at her tail.

Indiana was a mermaid, when she put her tiara on,
And her voice sounded like angels, when she sung her song,
She grabbed the boat firmly, and started swimming with her tail,
As the two continued, on their adventure filled trail.

Finally they were on land again, Indiana's tiara was off,
When suddenly the witch landed, riding on a giant moth,
The witch got off her winged giant, her wand was in her hand,
Just then the unicorn flew down, willing to take a stand.

Indiana recognised, it was the unicorn that she had rode,
The unicorn swirled around his horn, the witch turned into a toad,
Indiana thanked the unicorn, and she and Jackson jumped on his back,
Then they opened up the map, to see if they were still on track.

They came across a deep dark cave, where they needed to go,
As they started walking in, the unicorns horn started to glow,
They made it to the bottom, and they found the treasure chest,
Jackson tried to open it up, he really tried his best.

The lock to the chest was magically sealed, it wouldn't budge a bit,
Tired from all their efforts, Indiana and Jackson had to sit,
The unicorn walked over to the chest, he didn't make a sound,
He touched the lock with his magic horn, and it fell to the ground.

Indiana ran over to the chest, and slowly opened it up,
There was gold and jewels and diamonds, even a golden cup,
Jackson came over to join her, they had formed a special bond,
As they both reached into the chest, to grabbed the magic wand.

They returned back to where they started, with the wand and treasure chest,
They had beaten the witch with the unicorn, with his friendship they were blessed,
Jackson said he would stay with Indiana, so she would never miss,
He leaned over to Indiana, and gave her a little kiss.

Meanwhile across the ocean, a toad hopped toward a wand,
It rubbed it's body against it, on a bank near the pond,
Magic swirled from the wand, and the toad started to twitch,
As the toad slowly transformed, back into the naughty witch.