Dragon Slayer

by Michael D Nalley   Jan 1, 2006


If dragons are a myth, could I be the slayer?
With the magic of a mythical soothsayer
Could I rescue my beloved from a high balcony?
With a mystical potion derived from alchemy?

Never was I in paradise I have no lies to tell
Though I have tasted fire I have not been to hell
Eternity is infinite and far beyond my scope
Love has no boundary yet it is my only hope

The serpent lives in darkness I have seen the light
Darkness is the shadow cast by the earth at night
Darkness is the silence rarely seen in the day
Yet it is the home of a serpent never far away

The fire breathing dragon is as dead as the dinosaur
Burning like the fire that will forever exist in the core
Dragons that we can slay dwell within our thought
The only hell that can exist is a place where Love is not

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  • 17 years ago

    by Bug1219

    The emotion in this poem is awesome i love it congrats on the good poem

  • 18 years ago

    by Dreams

    With a first glance at the title I thought it's going to be a fantasy write, but I was really amazed that it is something about life and love.

    I like how you started off the first stanza. It is one that draws you in to the poem. And the questions kind of make the meaning you expressed here understood. The rhyming is great too, with a abab cdcd pattern. It doesn't sound force and it helps with the flow!

    To me this poem is flawless and I enjoy it very much and also the meaning behind it. Thanks for sharing this wonderful piece. =)

  • 18 years ago

    by Georgi

    Wow there is so much emotion in this! well done! wow i love it!
    xxxxxxx

  • 18 years ago

    by pseudo

    Wow.. that is an amazing poem... you are such a talented writer! the last line "he only hell that can exist is a place where Love is not" means so much and has so much feeling and emotion to it. your words are pretty much flawless and you explain everything so well! amazing poem =)

    --emotionless19*

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