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Created on: September 28, 2008
Thy fire has an ever glow,
Thy claws in dagger like stance,
But graceful is this beast,
Almost like it is in a trance.
Thy scales a polished shine,
Rings through out the air,
Thy wings large as an airplane,
And has not one hair.
They may call you a lizard,
But one thing is for sure,
The magnificent beast I speak of,
Is way too pure.
This animal is truly divine,
This beast I am not braggin,
Many have tried to describe it,
But its name is called a dragon.
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