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DANGER! firebreathing dragon
by Charlie Morgani pulled out the long, light, dreaded
dragon of Tai Pei, as he chewed fire.
i'm gonna lash him to the sticks that bind
him to string and a two-year old's paw.
'kiiii' he points. life, now a string
holding a fire eating, breathing dragon.
in the air, the dreaded dragon of Tai Pei
that put fear in the small children, wafts.
a dragon that holds-up the airy blue skies
holds a ballon-heart to a kid's afternoon;
his legs, a jangle of flirts with the sky,
as he yells, 'kiiii, kiiii', kiiii' pointing,
the dreaded dragon of Tai Pei, a fire-eater;
is no match for a two-year old's flight of fancy.
05/03/2008 Posted on 05/03/2008
Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by A. Paige White on 05/04/08 at 01:37 AM LOL! Wow, you get all the exotic stuff with your grandson. Logan and I just got back from the park, with tame old swings, slides, and bouncy horses (and a dadblastedsnagglefragged board walk thingy that was even MORE slippery than my traitorous flipflops that zipped me to the swaying middle before I realized I was no longer on my feet, but suddenly on my butt in a indignant and certainly undignified rush to nowhere) I'd rather have your firebreathing dragon. |
| Posted by Morgan D Hafele on 05/05/08 at 12:02 AM sounds about as good as dragons get, and about as good as flying a "kiii" gets! |
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