Dragonflyer Poem by Ray Lucero

Dragonflyer

Rating: 5.0


Moonlight glistens on armored scales
Leathered wings power silent flight
Far below, unsuspecting victims graze
Ominous moon-shadow stalks greedily
Jagged jaws 'n sharp talons wax eager
Lusting for tasty flesh 'n hot blood
Nostrils spew red flames of death
So eager to wreak havoc below

Awesome to behold yet fear his greatest weapon
What mortal dare do battle with such a beast?
Be they, Knights, Wizards, Priests?
Nay, only the purity, innocence 'n beauty,
Of a Christ-Child can defeat a “Dragonflyer”

By wielding but one weapon…Love!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Moya Levy 12 June 2006

I often felt dragons were misunderstood! Nice poem though! Moyaxx

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One Tap Tap 05 June 2006

beautiful. much love to you Ray

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Geoff Warden 03 June 2006

Powerful poetry.....

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