Magnificence Poem by Petra Novakova

Magnificence



In ancient lore, a tailed beast freely roamed the realms
The scaled King of chaos left thunder in its wake
Conquering the elements with a single clap of its wings
As aether, air, earth, fire, and water fell to the drake

In legends across the world, the great wyrm ruled
Alone in its hunger for gold, the beast had no mate
Slumbering in a dimly lit cave while the heat cooled
Ptolemy's Northern star could not foresee its fate

Slain by hunters of old, the Draconis fell to a sword
Its spirit fled and the night sky became its grave
The warrior men laid claim to the beast's horde
For it was defeated by the bravest of the brave

The storytellers shall never forget the time when
The dragon lost its power over the world of men

Saturday, October 28, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: dragon,mythology
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