My harpooned Dragon’s, fallen and out of breath.
Gazing around, pleading, near death.
The slayers spear, protrudes from his scaly vest.
And I quietly hear his soulful pounding chest.
Quickly, I plunge my sword, cutting shard.
Removing the spears horrid barb.
My Dragon exhales a fearsome howl.
Eyes bulging, tears flowing down his jowl.
In agony, thrashing his spiky green tail.
Then slowly abating, like a windless sail.
Is he dying, lying there loudly groaning.
Nostrils snorting, neither afire nor smoking.
Suddenly, his left wing begins flapping.
And my Dragon’s head rises, stretching, arching.
Green horns twitching, like a mythical serpentine.
Yellow eyes glowing, like magical sunshine.
My Dragon’s revived.
And ready to skydive.
Ivor Steven.

I gave a cheer outloud! I really love these two poems, Ivor! 🐉💜
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Thanks Arbie, and the crowd roared with approval for the friendly big green Dragon. Haha, something different from Ivor, and as Joe Cocker sings “With A Little Help From My Friends” in the background here, definitely a smily poet tonight.
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Both the poems in the “Dragon” series deserve honourable applause. Loved it👏👏
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Thanks, something different for me, and I enjoyed writing them.
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Great continuation
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Possibly a metaphor?
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And you’re possibly right, Ivor’s subtle sense of humour
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Big smile! Perfect! The Dragon lives!! 🙂
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Finally the Dragon revived with your efforts but what next now….
another sequel of this green creature..????
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Don’t think so, unless he comes into my dreams again
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I was feeling pretty horrible for Dragon. It felt like he needed to live. 🙂
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Nearly every reader felt sad for “My Dragon”, so I had to write a sequel to to let him survive and live happily ever after !!
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You’re a very good man Ivor. 🙂
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yes let him be happy !…: )…I feel always sorry for dragons. Do not know, why they get always a bad role. I liked both of your stories!
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Nice
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Dragon breath and all, I do adore your dragon! Glad to see him survive, and what a fight, indeed.
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Another My Dragon, coming soon.
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Dragons are awesome creatures, and your poem paid great homage to a very brave one, indeedy!
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Thank you Ivor. A good dragon is hard to find. I’m glad he lived. I see you’re spreading your wings a little. Good for you. Good luck with the contest.
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Hazaar! Tis a bizarre tale, this greenness and spikiness, without a flame of meanness. Hazaar for the dragon. Hazaar for Knight Ivor!
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Woo-Hoo! Go dragon! Eh.. Fly dragon! 😀
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Haha, lots of Dragon lover’s out there in this world
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I love dragons, and love also always to draw them!
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That’s great Anie, maybe if write a couple more you might be able to draw them for me…
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I would love to Ivor, but I´m a childrenbookillustrator, I´m not sure if my drawings can fit to your poetries? My style is not very fantasy it´s….you can have a look at instagram, there are two dragons from me…of course I can change a little bit, but I think I will never be a fantasyartist for tragical stories….https://www.instagram.com/stephaniestickel/
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Oh Anie, you underestimate yourself, if I happen to write a couple more, I’d like it so very much if could do a drawing for me. Anyhow, I’ve yet to write any more stories …. I’ll let you know if it happens…
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with great pleasure Ivor, just write me if you want me to draw something…have a nice sunday!
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Lovely, and so kind of you.
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That´s true 😉 Here, have a look at one of the dragons my mum made out of clay:
https://secretartexpedition.wordpress.com/?s=dragon
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Oh wow, that’s so impressive, what a fantastic looking dragon. xx
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Thank you, I will tell my mum that you liked it, she will be thrilled! 🙂
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Aaaw that’s so nice, I’m thrilled too. Wish I could sign and send her my dragon poems….
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Sadly she doesn’t have her own blog but let´s me post some of her art from time to time on mine. I´m going to show her your poems later today at Sunday lunch but since she speaks only German I will have to make an awful job at translating them for her (I apologize for slaughtering your dragon after all if only with my poor translation 😉 ).
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xx 🙂
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