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There's a dragon in the garden. Huffing, puffing, billowing smoke. Trees recoil in abject horror. Dragon's noisy. Hissing and sparking. Dragon melts in to the atmosphere. High-flown brazen. Hideously beautiful. He puts forth his strike. Striking out at dried out leaves. A stupendous bang. An explosion of long dead transmitters spray across the lawn. Popping loudly as they fly. Spawned from dragons guts. Someone fed him a disused T.V. From his belly sparked kaleidoscope of coloured lights. Children should not feed the bonfire. (C) LIvvi 2014
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:06 PM UTC
Dragon
There's a dragon in the garden. Huffing, puffing, billowing smoke. Trees recoil in abject horror. Dragon's noisy. Hissing and sparking. Dragon melts in to the atmosphere. High-flown brazen. Hideously beautiful. He puts forth his strike. Striking out at dried out leaves. A stupendous bang. An explosion of long dead transmitters spray across the lawn. Popping loudly as they fly. Spawned from dragons guts. Someone fed him a disused T.V. From his belly sparked kaleidoscope of coloured lights. Children should not feed the bonfire. (C) LIvvi 2014
olivia-kent
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Jan 27, 2014
Jan 27, 2014 at 6:06 PM UTC
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