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Dragon

Dragon flight, and dragon fire Dragon fight, and dragon desire Soaring on their wings of flame They are impossible to tame Dragons fly in the skies Shrieking their horrible ear piercing cries Dragons winging in the air Make us wish we could be there Gliding gracefully up above They live and die, despair and love Flaming breath upon the tongue Is passed along down to their young The souls in which their flames enfold When breathed upon become dragon gold Sires of the mating age Rise up in an awful rage. Battling the other great males Searing hot their necks and tails. They are grateful for every breath For dragon males fight to the death! © Crystal Erickson
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Dec 23, 2014
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#fire#fantasy#burning#magic#dragons#mating
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