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'Doom, Gloom and Dragons' - by David Wilding 
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'Doom, Gloom and Dragons' - by David Wilding

Doom, Gloom and Dragons
by David Wilding (21st January 2009)

Doom, gloom and reality.
Two out of three ARE bad!
Don't listen to HIM!!
Cos it's here now.

Wednesday night,
No news night,
Those two friends settling in,
Getting comfy,
Putting up their feet,
Cigars and caviar are out,
Politics discussed,
Roaring fire.

Get the HELL OUT!
It shouldn't be like this.
Wasn't to be this way,
My dream is gone!
Is it?? NOOOOO!
I HAVE to believe it will come,
Cos if not,
I only see the darkness and noise,
Of a new eternity,
And hellfire,
Of an old life.
Down below,
It waits,
Chase it away! Catch it! Kill it!
Put it down forever!
The fire wins the sword's loss.
The unicorn,
Treads another way, another day,
And the dragon is back to its den.
Don't invest here!
There's no price for you.
My pitch is off,
Go on home!

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