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The dragon mighty Exists unceremoniously Rough and curt With such a power to assert His wings, like the mountains of the earth, Span into the skies Two eyes, a sun and moon And a body rotund, sighs Hoping that a mortal tune Will soothe him as do lullabies This king in ruin Hopes to be one of human kind Capturing a trace of human life A princess wrought into sudden fright Caught, now in a time of strife With the creature, she shares the blight So the kingdom replies distraught Sends its feeble human knights The dragon sees them in trot He longs to know what their lives' are like Some weaker knights are concerned Coming upon the gate of the dragon And thought wiser and turned Unwilling to burn in a short fashion But some stood and stayed Calling for princess Shannon But revealing their plans Met a sweeping talon Knights so unable to rouse a reaction Fighting with such a faction Barely having any traction Made the dragon tired of such a matching To think, he could be rid of them in one, short, breath But sighs out steam, instead Leading them to his nest And so, they complete their quest Now roaring from within his breast The dragon soars away, feigning a retreat from their test For he knows his place is forever set But he wishes just to be at rest His cold eyes so far from life and death The flying symbol of mortal dread Raising his head above the rest Sighs a short breath, wishing to rest
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
Dragon
The dragon mighty Exists unceremoniously Rough and curt With such a power to assert His wings, like the mountains of the earth, Span into the skies Two eyes, a sun and moon And a body rotund, sighs Hoping that a mortal tune Will soothe him as do lullabies This king in ruin Hopes to be one of human kind Capturing a trace of human life A princess wrought into sudden fright Caught, now in a time of strife With the creature, she shares the blight So the kingdom replies distraught Sends its feeble human knights The dragon sees them in trot He longs to know what their lives' are like Some weaker knights are concerned Coming upon the gate of the dragon And thought wiser and turned Unwilling to burn in a short fashion But some stood and stayed Calling for princess Shannon But revealing their plans Met a sweeping talon Knights so unable to rouse a reaction Fighting with such a faction Barely having any traction Made the dragon tired of such a matching To think, he could be rid of them in one, short, breath But sighs out steam, instead Leading them to his nest And so, they complete their quest Now roaring from within his breast The dragon soars away, feigning a retreat from their test For he knows his place is forever set But he wishes just to be at rest His cold eyes so far from life and death The flying symbol of mortal dread Raising his head above the rest Sighs a short breath, wishing to rest
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Dec 16, 2014
Dec 16, 2014 at 5:49 PM UTC
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