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Where the Dragon Holds His Treasure
Hear the tale that is old
Hear the story that humanity has long since told
There is a land far from hand
Far from man there is deserted sand
She houses many that proud and true
Some of which she will not share with you
There be the tiny little fellows that speak of gold and silver
And the tall, lithe creatures that hold arrow and quiver
Then prancing four-legged beauties lifted b feather pearly wings
More so sweet children who splash in crystal springs
In forests deep and dark and unexplored
Are beasts that hungered and snarled and roared
With sure disguise there are people of leafy tree
Who seek nothing horrid or any frivolous melee
Deep in hidey holes are those who take
The moon before the sun's harsh, bright rake
High in the mountain's snowy ranges
Sits those whose skin shifts and boils and changes
This is no land for human joy or trivial pleasure
For this is where the Dragon holds his treasure
Many have sought the treasure's glorious shine
And scales of fire crafted from something divine
Tales have reached the ears of old, shrewd men
Of the fiery giant's deep dark dragon den
When this beast was in childhood and new and proud
Whose horns had not grown and call not yet so loud
How when in youth he'd capture the damsel fair
And carried her up higher and higher in the fast air
Now in his ancient age he slumbers and rests forevermore
Across the long waters that will never be traversed by any oar
Diamonds serve him as a pillow and rubies a blanket
Pearls are his mirror, sapphires he owns crafted into trinket
Silk he hangs like soft cobwebs, gems woven in the threads
This is his palace that every man dreads
It is fear that keeps their eyes from seeing
The wealth, the glory, the fame massed under this being
Even the creatures of the land will keep the distance
That allows them to live the long life of coexistence
Both know the beast is old but quick to temper
So beware of this treasure loving emperor
Now you have heard the tale that is old
Now to you the story has been told
There is a land far from hand
Far from man there is deserted sand
This is no land for human joy or trivial pleasure
For this is where the Dragon holds his treasure
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This is just how I would imagine an island of fantasy creatures. I especially love dragons.