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Poetry: European legends

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  by Paul Curtis

  THE DRAGON SLAYER

  Long, long ago in an eastern land
  There did a heathen city stand
  A city besieged by a malevolent beast
  Who

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  by Jeremy Riley

  Dragons of Eire

  The darkness looms behind the hills of Eire
  A shadow forms along the open sea
  An evil grows inside a darkened

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  by Cyn Bagley

  
  

  The Battered Cup

  Passed 'round the fated stone
  a cup, whose tale is one
  of daring knights
  in quest of glory and of power.

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  by Jonas Hyde

  Adieu (The final words of Gilles de Rais)

  On this eve I bid adieu,

  as night's fall does proach,

  and tho' in truth I beg not

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  by James Coplin

  
  

  The Night Watch

  Night fog makes for mouldy leathers and creaking, rust flaked mail. Narrow alleys in wet weather smell

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