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Oh how bright you shine

Magic flows through you

Amazing you are to me

In my arms you rest

Spread your wings

Coming with such grace

Oh how magical

How magical you are

Oh how lovely you are

A power divine

Oh how wondrous

Where are you from

Damage you cause

Dragons delight around you

Delighting in your magic

Dragons sing to you

Dragons come to you with joy

Enchanting you are

Having great charm

Oh how you glow

How glorious you are

Her fragrance is of the red roses

In my arms you are

In the clouds 

Listen to the voices

Oh how beautiful you are

In the light of magical glow

Lovely you are

Stars

To perfect

Lovely you are

Riding on high

Violets are blue

She helps when no one else will

Hopelessly my heart is in your hands

Shining on high

Embracing illusion

Rising on high

Running in the field of pink flowers

How special you are

Skyward fly

Believers know of it

The leaves in fall are wondrous

Rosine 

Rising on high

A power you have 

A smile you give

A wonder you are

Enchantments galore

That deserves our respect

In your mother’s arms you are

Magic flows through you

A heavenly walker

A power it has

What a delight

How lovely you are

Looking out the car window

Wheedling the sword

School days

Flowing and winding

All can see

Innocence so true

Under the auburn sky

The representation of pure magic

Never ending powers

On constant patrol

Having a heart so black

Beware of those in the fog

A power so dark flows

X marks the door

Having the darkest of powers

Having dark magic

A power so dark

On constant patrol

Aido-hwedo

Dragons took flight

How wondrous

Taking time for all in need

So magical they are

Wings of the dragons open

No end to honor

Under the blood red sky

A window to the world

A sweetness it has

Lightening and the crashing thunder

Rider of dragons

Rising to the front

Open the door

Engrained in everything

Enchanted they are

I can see the colors so vivid

Having great wonders

A delight to all

Oh how so divine

So full of grace

Allen Hollandsworth

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