By Natasha |
I’d welcome one to any feast -
especially a barbeque.
Imagine what their flames could do...
grilling burgers, flaming steaks
without the smoke clouds charcoal makes!
They’d have food finished to a turn,
they’d never let your bangers burn.
And when winter came at last,
they’d light fires in your hearth!
A combined offering for my In Tandem and, when Friday comes, for G-Man's 55
Love your dragon 55!
ReplyDeleteWhere's George?? to defend our Land.
ReplyDeleteGreat work.
A kind and gentle fire-breather? Nice one.
ReplyDeleteDragons aren't that scary after all :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Dragon - as long as it remembers the guests aren't to be barbecued ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice one, and no risk of food poisoning. I'd love a dragon because I hate cooking
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Except up 'ere in t'frozen North there's no way we can make "last" rhyme with "hearth" It rhymes not badly though if you live between Selsey Bill and Lyme Regis.
ReplyDeleteThat's a delightful write.
ReplyDeleteAnd no gas or electricity bills! But what do you have to feed the dragon on?
Jamie.
N.B. (For Doc) 'last' is pronounced 'lahst', in line 9, as per Queen's English. LOL
ReplyDeleteBrits and their Dragons....
ReplyDeleteMost excellent 55 My Friend
Your support is Much Appreciated
Thanks for playing, and have a Kick Ass Week-End
nothing like a dragon to keep you warm...unless of course she gets hungry and decides to eat you...
ReplyDeleteJamie - I think the dragon might eat the charcoal? LOL
ReplyDeleteLove it! Filled with the whimsy I turn to dragons for....imagine a chef cap and apron ;) I'm hungry, now!
ReplyDeleteBangers ? Hmmm- Buns ? Hair? Love it anyway! thanks! Dragons are a favorite!
ReplyDeleteThe Munsters had a dragon under their staircase? Spot was his name.
ReplyDeleteAs long as they don't set me on fire or gobble me up, I'm fine with it.
ReplyDeleteSounds nice, but where would we keep it? There are probably neighborhood ordinances about having dragons. Maybe it would be best they only visited...
ReplyDeleteSo true...what fun that could be, as long as it didn't roast little old me.
ReplyDeleteMy four year old son is all for this! (whatever happened to wishing for a puppy?).
ReplyDeletewhat a fab notion ....dragons sound as if they would do a better job than our men think they do ! thanks for sharing x
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