each dragon bears a monkey on its back
which one's the guide and leader is not clear
to fable-mongers we allow no slack
upon whole elephants the serpents snack
no rider will allow a sign of fear
each dragon bears a monkey on its back
the last knight flees high up the mountain track
the end of chivalry has now come near
to fable-mongers we allow no slack
a heavy smoke comes from volcanic crack
it does not bother those high up in air
each dragon bears a monkey on its back
wolves hunt the shepherds in a hungry pack
while trolls and demons fill the village square
to fable-mongers we allow no slack
a damsel screams then the scene fades to black
and goblins laugh when elf-kind would not dare
each dragon bears a monkey on its back
to fable-mongers we allow no slack
(C)2007, Fragano Ledgister
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