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Dragons in the Garden
![]() I went into the garden, just me and my Fuzzy. “I’d be underfoot” Mom said as she was cooking. What a funny saying, she’s never stepped on me. So I went to my special place and started looking. The evening mist was forming and drifted in the air as I explored my special place when there was a sound. I tip toed to the backyard fence, taking greatest care, when suddenly – you’ll never guess – what I saw on the ground. It was a little dragon; he was green with golden wings. He climbed up on the fence and stared right back at me. He told me little stories about all kinds of things and made me promise not to tell and keep his secrecy. I heard my mother calling me so I asked if he could wait. I had to go for supper or Mom would get quite cross. I promised to bring him something from my dinner plate. I’m sure I can sneak some broccoli. For me, that’s not a loss. When I snuck back after dinner, he wasn’t there anymore. I guess there’s only special times when dragons can appear but sometimes on misty evenings, I hear a tiny roar and I know inside my heart that he’s still waiting here. Notes An entry in "Invalid Item" Prompt: Your story or poem must include some sort of mystery. Word Count: 213 Line Count: 20 Thank you for taking time to read my words. I would appreciate it if you took a moment and left a comment. Your reaction, impressions, criticisms, - yes, even praise Ken
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