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Dragon Diva

Dragon Boy is on stage again,

Roaring and crooning. His

Claws clutch, scratch and scrape

A hoard of glistening emotions.

His slick-sharp canines gleam

Between tight stretched lips;

Choppy, halting motions sway

His guitar-pent hips with the rhythm.

Leather wings beating and straining

Against the heavy wood stage -

He's gonna fly away at this rate.

He wrenches open iron jaws and

Suppressed fire screams from his

Throat, scorching his tongue,

Licking and charring the mic.

He'll take his usual tribute: untried,

Untested ears ringing in needy delight.

Then ache to his ancient diamond bones,

Slither fatly from an unruly stage,

And scuffle, sated, home.

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sleepy-sigh
26 / American
Published
Sep 5, 2010
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share, don't steal, etc

Maybe one day I'll be lucky enough to actually go to one of his concerts.

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