Looking for a dragon to slay.
One a warrior, another a mage,
And the last a lass with a harp to play
“In The Dungeon there is eternal night
, But they heard an enormous squirm.
So the wizard gave them magic sight,
And right there was a huge scary Wyrm.
“The dragon cocked one eye wide
And almost too quick to see,
The warrior was toasted, or maybe fried
And the mage was fricasseed.
“But the bard did use some magic grease
To cover her skin and clothes,
So the dragon’s breath was a summer breeze
And frail as a late summer rose.
“On her harp the lass played a song
Of the world when it was green.
Orc’s were fat, young dragons were strong,
And men were creatures of dream.
“Provoked beside the sunless lakes
And mourning that old green time,
The angry dragon slew three drakes,
Before it was killed by a slime.
“And now this tale of the monster’s end
Has come to be known by its term
By words of wisdom common meant
‘The oily bard gets the Wyrm.’”
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