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Dance of the Dragon by The Quail 1957 A Jennings Sunday, November 21, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Dance of the Dragon is a description of visible love as witnessed by two young souls.
Quietly through the forest, Two young souls sneak, Hearts racing, Excitement building, Pounding feet upon the ground, Hoping for but a glimpse, Watching with lively eyes, As they near the place, Where dragons, Come to mate, Entwined together, They dance around, With fiery eyes,
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Reviewed by Marie Frabutt	11/21/2010

The dance of two young souls...wonderful