The Gold Of Smauge Poem by Dan Jordan

The Gold Of Smauge

Rating: 4.9


To mountains eerie and mysterious,
To dungeons evil and solemn,
They will venture for the treasure of
A pile of gold, which Smauge stole
With a cruel, savage Heart of bitter cold.

It is their true destiny to stumble upon
The pile of gold, which Smauge stole
With a heart of bitter cold. For they
Wish have a most lucious
And lavish life of selling
Gold.

Indeed will venture deep into mountains
Eerie and mysterious, And into dungeons
evil and solemn, to discover a fantastic
And brilliant life, amongst a pile of gold.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Fay Slimm 28 December 2008

Dan this has earned a 10 from me because you have put into it some serious thinking and have arranged your verses in acceptable order too.... it needs a little editing in places so I suggest you read over carefully and spot the spelling corrections..... we all have to do that Dan. - and I often find a typing error which I am always pleased to correct because I care for my readers.... they need good and well written poetry...... but you must keep on writing and please do read as much poetry as you can of others.......... best wishes from Fay.

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C. P. Sharma 28 December 2008

Good ideas nicely penned down. I agree with Fay so far as editing is concerned that will give your poem a better shine. CP

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this poem was fantastic made me think about the theme of the poem not to mention there are multiple themes as I thought harder so I really love this poem 10/10

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My friend. I think your work rock. what I like most, is that it comes from a 15 year old.. Fay may be right.. Take Her advice. But you are young and this is a learning thing.. So never Quit, never give-up.. never give - in and you would win this.. Bless Leslie

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Jessica Lyle 29 December 2008

I like this poem very much. Could you please explain to me what makes you think of these ideas. I took this poem and understoood it as I'm trying to find something beautiful and rich, that is deep and hidden that is underneath ugly and scary things. But how do you take it?

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Jacob Gifford 11 March 2009

Very good I think this is a very good poem that is not understood by all

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Patricia Gale 31 December 2008

A good write, wording is splendid.

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Louis Rams 30 December 2008

good write it makes you realize that you must continue until you find the light at the end of the tunnel.

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Annie Girl 30 December 2008

awsome...... this is good.....

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John Weber 30 December 2008

I enjoy the imagery and allegory of this one, Dan! There's a timeless quality to this work that can be applied to the current financial woes instigated by the Rothschild empire of money-changing shenanigans. Great job on this poem, Dan! Warm regards, John.

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