Winter-Dragon

Winter-Dragon, By Chaz D. Wolf1

Winter-Dragon thou'st done2

Smote and ruin, vast undone3

Bonds of fire, malice, hate4

Always hunted tis your fate5

Fire, ash, slate and snow6

Farther, faster, swifter go7

No escape, O wretched fiend8

Ye shalt be chained to yonder beam9

These chains shall be you your reeking doom10

Here to stay no hope for you11

Thus, the yonder knight approaches 12

Blade held high, death encroaches 13

O that blade, malicious tool14

As it comes ever cruel 15

No escape, O wretched fiend16

Barred the way, treacherous beam! 17

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  • Melissa Loves Jeffy
    December 15, 2007
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    This kind of poem isnt really what i asked for in my contest. Other then that point its a cool poem. Good job. Keep writing

  • Myeisha
    December 9, 2007

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    The same with this poem, it is very good but I think you should capitilize those O's,lol. There were a few other mistakes but I won't list them out right now. I love the Imagery.

    Keep on Writing!!


    • Chaz D. Wolf
      December 9, 2007
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      There I fixed those O's like you said. What were the other mistakes you saw? i would like to fix them and make it a better poem!

      Thank you for your comment!


  • ScarsNDepth
    December 1, 2007
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    I like it. I could totally see the vision in my mind. Great job!


  • OkapiShomapi
    December 1, 2007
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    I like this one even more. A few points, however:

    "Always hunted tis you fate"
    Is this what you meant to say, or did you mean "your"?

    "Winter-Dragon thou are done"
    The "are" in this line seems out of place; I think you may want a more archaic form of are to keep the parallel wording.

    A wonderful poem, though; the imagery is beautiful.

    thank you.

    annye

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