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St. George & The Dragon
| by Felicity Bullock |
| This poem was written in response to the group's quarterly challenge to write an original poen on a given subject. |
St George, St George,
Where are you St George. There is a damsel in distress The dragon is prowling around Looking for a fair maid And threatening our princess. What should we do, O what should we do, To save our princess? We have done all we can And given him something to eat But he wants more, Yes, he wants more, We have nothing left to give. Our dear beloved princess We cannot let him have. O what can we do? Help us, O St George. The gallant St George Rides to the rescue From the mouth of the dragon To save our princess. O brave St George What will you do? He rides out to face That dragon so fierce And slays him with one blow. St George, St George, How grateful we are St George For our saving our princess. Now the dragon is no more We shall be safe O we shall be safe And rest in our beds Ever thankful to God For what you have done. © Felicity Bullock |
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