Dragon Poem by Timber Koleden
Dragon
Ancient fortress, with folded shields
Bigger than trees, or long hay fields!
Hornéd and helmed, with spears for teeth
Sword bladed claws, without a sheath
Monster wingéd, wings like castles spread
Propell'd through air, over land you've tread
Breathéd lava, breath of burning
Dealing out death, death you've spurned
Human dinner, young maids preferred
Hungered and killed, knights you've deterred
Iron fisted, a tyrant cruel
Crushed my foes, I am king that rules!
Your creative mind is amazing. You can weave a poem anywhere. Great write and enjoyed reading it. A good read for children too.
A vivid depiction of a legendary beast: a creature that represents spiritual darkness and chaos. The images embedded in this poem make a reader at close range with the monster. A well.crafted write.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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8/28/2026 5:56:13 PM # rel_20260827T145718Z_a0f1bd3
Brilliantly composed..... enjoyed.... thanks for sharing.....