![]() PerspectivesA Poem by David Plantinga![]() There’s only one painting of Saint George slaying a dragon in the Louvre so sterner readers can ding this limerick on veracity. I tried to find out how many dragons tour the museum in a given year bu![]() While perusing pictures at the Louvre A dragon felt dismayed and moved At how often they portrayed When Saint George cruelly slayed. If claws could clutch brushes they’d reprove. © 2024 David Plantinga |
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Added on October 25, 2024 Last Updated on October 25, 2024 Author![]() David PlantingaPittsburgh, PAAboutFor shorter poems I'm experimenting with ballad and In Memoriam stanzas. more..Writing
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