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Dragon Sonnet

Writers Mythology posted on Jan 15, 2004
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(Just something fun...) From the sages of old He is a mystical creature Or so I've been told With a fiery breath as a feature He is often seen in the night Destroying villages and towns Until the break of light While being chased by knights renown Slayers from across the land Will come for his talons, teeth, and scales The sages have seen first-hand In hopes of making impenetrable mail This story has been told by the sages And passed down for ages and ages

Comments (3)


tjames

12:33AM | Fri, 16 January 2004

A good start. I can't really see the seperation in your complaint and answer portions and your ending strays from a final couplet to a tercet because of the "a" in "mail". I like the poem but I'm a littlr pressed at calling it a sonnet. It's more like a fourteen line lyric or a short ode. Take heart.

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Elfenone

1:47PM | Fri, 16 January 2004

I agree that this can't exactly be called a sonnet but it does sing.. like a song.. keep going. You've got something wonderful going. Sonnets are difficult to write..your efforts are to be commended.

Jalen

4:28PM | Fri, 02 April 2004

im not a poetry critic..poetry i s elf expression..u did that gf..Jalen


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