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Original English version see http://hellopoetry.com/poem/942159/dragon/ Dovah Gliding asamit ven, Mirodah lovaas do kein. su'um Dovah. Coming wah feymah wah jusktii! Viing do yolus hellsong, Drun kun wah himdah. Vrii ahrk hil adamant. Wah oblaan lein do jul. Unon do dovah, Bo overhead. Wraiths do volok. Taazokaan los ko rut, tiid ru maltiid. Alduin los coming. Wah oblaan lein do jul...
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Nov 26, 2014
Nov 26, 2014 at 7:44 PM UTC
"Dragon" by Dark Jewel Remake
Mother Nature decided to visit us last evening She was dressed in her coolest summer coat She came in walking her pet wind storm Accompanied by her loudest, thunderous, dark clouds What was she thinking, disturbing our tranquil, spring afternoon With her banging around the evening skies Allowing her pet wind to bet carried away Leaving behind the largest drops of rain she could muster I'm glad she decided not to hang around very long She did, however, leave us her cool coat And, and her colorful shawl It's cold this morning.... I love living in the desert....! Brian Hil - 2019#122 Inspired by lasts night visit from Mother Nature
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May 17, 2019
May 17, 2019 at 9:13 AM UTC
Mothers Natures Arrival
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Dec 15, 2014
Dec 15, 2014 at 10:57 AM UTC
Designer ****
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May 12, 2017
May 12, 2017 at 11:16 AM UTC
Give me my space
Do you know SESQUIPEDALIAN words? They’re words that are a “foot and a half long.” But you must be careful when you say them Or they’re likely to come out totally wrong.   Many long words are very manageable, Like PARSIMONIOUS or PUSILLANIMOUS. And you probably won’t trip over words Like XENOPHOBIA or MAGNANIMOUS.   But there are words that are even longer— Word that you’ll seldom find in use. (Don’t use the words as a pick-up line, guys, Or the ladies will think you have a ***** loose!)   To categorize something as worthless, A certain word can cause a sensation: Try, for example, the slick word FLOC- CINAUCINIHILIPILIFICATION.°   Another word you could use is HIPPO- POTOMONSTROSESQUIPEDALIAN.°° It also pertains to very long words; But if you use it, you’ll sound like an alien.   Wow! These words are rather long; But longer words do exist. I found the following German word, And when I saw it, I couldn’t resist:   GRUNDSTÜCKSVERKEHRSGENEHMIGUNGS- ZUSTÄNDIGKEITSÜBERTRAGUNGSVERORDNUNG   Now THAT’s a long word if I’ve ever seen one! I know people who’d have a hard time with it. It’s SO long that I’d find it a challenge To encounter a word that I could rhyme with it.   So SESQUIPEDALIAN words might be handy To help you win “Jeopardy” or some other game. But if you’re not careful to use them wisely, Instead of praise, they might bring you shame.   °(FLAHK-si-NAW-si-NY-hil-i-PIL-i-fi-KAY-shun) °°(HIP-uh-PAH-toh-MAHN-stroh-SES-kwi-pi-DAY-lee-un) - Bob B
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Oct 18, 2016
Oct 18, 2016 at 9:04 AM UTC
Sesqui-- What?
Do you know SESQUIPEDALIAN words? They’re words that are a “foot and a half long.” But you must be careful when you say them Or they’re likely to come out totally wrong.   Many long words are very manageable, Like PARSIMONIOUS or PUSILLANIMOUS. And you probably won’t trip over words Like XENOPHOBIA or MAGNANIMOUS.   But there are words that are even longer— Word that you’ll seldom find in use. (Don’t use the words as a pick-up line, guys, Or the ladies will think you have a ***** loose!)   To categorize something as worthless, A certain word can cause a sensation: Try, for example, the slick word FLOC- CINAUCINIHILIPILIFICATION.°   Another word you could use is HIPPO- POTOMONSTROSESQUIPEDALIAN.°° It also pertains to very long words; But if you use it, you’ll sound like an alien.   Wow! These words are rather long; But longer words do exist. I found the following German word, And when I saw it, I couldn’t resist:   GRUNDSTÜCKSVERKEHRSGENEHMIGUNGS- ZUSTÄNDIGKEITSÜBERTRAGUNGSVERORDNUNG   Now THAT’s a long word if I’ve ever seen one! I know people who’d have a hard time with it. It’s SO long that I’d find it a challenge To encounter a word that I could rhyme with it.   So SESQUIPEDALIAN words might be handy To help you win “Jeopardy” or some other game. But if you’re not careful to use them wisely, Instead of praise, they might bring you shame.   °(FLAHK-si-NAW-si-NY-hil-i-PIL-i-fi-KAY-shun) °°(HIP-uh-PAH-toh-MAHN-stroh-SES-kwi-pi-DAY-lee-un) - Bob B
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The cracked down on him, inhuman heroes. They were from the same squad, he and the bullies. They’ve been laughing at his temper full of stragness. But you made the talll one say “sorry”, he was the king of bullies “Why let him with just one “sorry”?” Here am I, right beside you. I say it like I’m wicked, and smile along with you. And with joke I hope hil a wound of his or two. A couple years shall pass, and he’ll be a mountain guarding weak ones, too. Oh, yes, hi will be guarding with the strength of words. His eyes, they burn, like sunset skies if you look eastwards. Hi will be our fellow, buiding from chaos of freedom the best of worlds. He was saved today, well he will save tomorrow, big friend, trust in these words.
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Jan 20, 2019
Jan 20, 2019 at 5:05 AM UTC
Mountain(hymn)