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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Denizen of abyssal labyrinth, legendary ancient Wyrm seeks succour within prodigious sepulchral cavern: her domicile for an ageless lifetime. Ethereal shafts cascade through ceiling's stochastic rifts, piercing tenebrous tomb; vicious viscous scarlet smears juxtapose against shimmering iridescent scales. Aeons past, Faustian pact formed with Man: vow of harmonious co-existence exchanged for fulgurant falchion forged in the heart of dragonflame's conflagration. Sacred covenant shattered this night by myriad ironclad interlopers; ruination's harbinger was strident warrior wielding token of treaty. Last vestiges of cacophonous roar dissipate into the Stygian depths; acrid stench of brimstone clogs the air as remnants of vitriolic pyres linger. Twin gargantuan fibrous wings contract behind enormous muscular torso; fulgurating talons sluggishly sheaved as serpentine tail shudders and falls limp. Priceless metals and prismatic gemstones intersperse with charred and twisted corpses; amongst detritus of mortal conflict, majestic titan finally crumples. Massive lurid yellow orbs exhibit an unfathomable intelligence; succumbing to the inevitable, moribund colossus bows forlorn head. Lifemate butchered by zealous paladin; remains of final clutch just motes on breeze. Burden borne by solitary relict: regal behemoth was last of her kind... ---------------------------------------- (C) John C Michaels, 25th April 2017 Free verse, no meter, no rhymes - as per contest rules. 10 syllables on every line (howmanysyllables.com) For the contest entitled "A Mythical Creature" sponsored by Julia Ward.
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