So, I drew this dragon the other day. How's it? ;)
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
My Dragon!
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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
A true artist.
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calvin and hobbes
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
The Dance of the Dragons
A small poem I had written. It was meant to go with this drawing:
The dance of the dragons,
The rain and the sea.
Leaves you heart no naggins',
Never has it been set so free.
The sea with its monstrous waves,
Crashing on a lightning lit night,
Rise the dead from their graves,
To witness the tempest bright.
Mortals hide from a thing so perfect,
Fearing for their petty lives.
But those who view know the magic, and get-
Purification of the elements five.
The sky is dark, blacker than ebony,
The wind a furious gale.
The land, bottom of this hierarchy,
Cowers, broken and pale.
The rain falls so hard, that even
Sturdy trees seem like toys.
Such felling inexprissible by a bard, given-
The rains' inner joys.
A sight to forever behold it is,
And keep in your heart evermore.
The beauty of the Creation lies in it,
And the beginning of folklore.
A few months every year,
Do the dragons entwine,
Striking in our hearts fear.
Bring destruction in their love-filled haze,
To Mumbai, the city of dreams' dreamy maze.
The dance of the dragons,
The rain and the sea.
Leaves you heart no naggins',
Never has it been set so free.
The sea with its monstrous waves,
Crashing on a lightning lit night,
Rise the dead from their graves,
To witness the tempest bright.
Mortals hide from a thing so perfect,
Fearing for their petty lives.
But those who view know the magic, and get-
Purification of the elements five.
The sky is dark, blacker than ebony,
The wind a furious gale.
The land, bottom of this hierarchy,
Cowers, broken and pale.
The rain falls so hard, that even
Sturdy trees seem like toys.
Such felling inexprissible by a bard, given-
The rains' inner joys.
A sight to forever behold it is,
And keep in your heart evermore.
The beauty of the Creation lies in it,
And the beginning of folklore.
A few months every year,
Do the dragons entwine,
Striking in our hearts fear.
Bring destruction in their love-filled haze,
To Mumbai, the city of dreams' dreamy maze.
Copyright
This work by Khushman Jayantilal Patel is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 India License. Applicable wherever personal work is displayed. Not appliciable otherwise.
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poem
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