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a death of a dragon

Contributed by shorty_52 on Wednesday, 4th August 2004 @ 05:54:38 PM in AEST
Topic: fantasy

the death of a dragon
is a most horrible thing
cause as they go extinct
the days get darker
and the nights' get longer
and everything starts to feel older.

the sky gets cloudy
and thunder and lightning
stricking
brightening
crashing down
and making things catch fire
people just watch
as everything starts to burn higher.

the ocean gets wilder
the waves get stronger
the water rises
faster and faster
then as hard as it can
it hits'
and knocks everything that it can down.

the desert gets cooler
but the winds get stronger
the desert is no longer safe
the sand is stirring so fast
any human or animal would die
just by the peer preasure
of the sand.

but then once the dragon dies
everything feels it inside
they are not sure what happened
but somehow they feel it inside
and they just weep.

and onec it dies
it just disappears
as if
it never
was.

Copyright © shorty_52 ... [ 2004-08-04 17:54:38]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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Re: a death of a dragon (User Rating: 1 )
by Heartfilledblood on Wednesday, 4th August 2004 @ 06:01:41 PM AEST
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This is sad. Its always sad when A dragon dies. I like reading fantasy poetry :) Good work :)

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