Seen not by our eyes but they are true,
they watch over us whatever we do.
Coming from times of anchent lore,
and then even long, long before.
We see threw the dragons eyes,
telling between truth and lies.
We listen when our mind is clear,
a dragons call we can hear.
They are guardians of the moon and night,
they protect us when we perform our rights.
We use their power with great care,
we have found the dragons lair.
Copyright Heather O'Connell (10/05/97), All rights reserved
Dragons
Charming, graceful, entrancing in flight,
Scales and wings glisten in the moonlight.
Through the air they majestically soar
And announce their presence with a booming roar.
Acid and lightning, fire and ice,
Some fierce and vicious, others noble and wise.
Red, blue, white, black, and green,
Light on their scales makes a ghastly sheen.
These are dragons of the chromatic kind,
And they all seem to have one thing in mind.
Pillage, corrupt, strike down, and kill.
Destroy all things good, destroy at will.
But to balance the scales, there are the dragons metallic,
To counteract the deeds of the dragons chromatic.
Gold, copper, bronze, brass, and silver,
Kindly eyes and scales in the sun do glitter.
These are dragons of the metallic kind,
Who also have one thing in mind.
Aid, be kind, do right, befriend man,
Gain wisdom, (and treasure) and help when they can.
Charming, graceful, entrancing in flight,
Scales and wings glisten in the moonlight.
Through the air they majestically soar,
And announce their presence with a booming roar.
Acid and lightning, fire and ice,
Some fierce and vicious, others noble and wise.
by C. R., (c) All Right reserved
We sleep with the dragons,
in the hidden lair.
We sing their call,
in our every prayer.
Threw our eyes,
their world is clear.
Their forgotten song,
our heart can hear.
They guide our way,
threw the darkest night.
We use their wisdom,
to give us sight.
Threw our voice,
you hear their cries.
Their fire can be seen,
deep in our eyes.
They are alive,
deep in our minds.
In us the dragon,
you can find.
Copyright Heather O'Connell (8/16/98), All rights reserved