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This curse?

See her glances enchanting, And rich scales set beautiful eyes, Now who may breathe fire? Long graceful neck, The girl’s too, Slender limbs, Smooth, Inviting Even as a tail guards Will hands caress you? Their appearance neither coarse nor scarred Never mind, other talons will tear Like others pushed away A fair maiden’s decidedly worth saving Damsels are so often distressed, Though, you see no tower? Still, sword gleams! And your armors match. The dragon’s now slayed, Yes I bid you to, And she fell
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May 23, 2010
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