Title:
Your title "
A Dragon Came to My House" really caught my attention.
The title with the description made me curious enough to read your poem. It would be even better if you could add a picture of a dragon or a burned house, something like that, as a cover photo.
Rhythm & Flow:
I found the rhythm and flow very easy to follow and engaging.
Imagery & Emotions:
I could see very well the mental picture of the dragon accidentally scorching the house or the manโs hair in this story. That would be a very interesting encounter. Although, I am thinking if this was at the back porch door, how big is the dragon compared to the back yard? Of course, this is just me and my imagination talking.
Conclusion:
I love this poem. It is just long enough to tell a complete story, yet it is open-ended enough that you can add to it and build upon what you have. The humor in this piece adds to its appeal. It kept my interest from start to finish.
My favorite line is:
maybe he could stoop, or kneel, or bend,
and try his very most
not to turn me into toast,
Here are my suggestions for any changes that you might need to do; I only put the corrected versions in red.
I found no errors in your writing so I don't have any suggestions regarding grammar or spelling at this time.
I find this to be a great piece. Awesome job! This is a very cute poem.
I want to thank you for sharing it with me and others here at WdC. It was an honor and pleasure to read it. See you around the halls of WdC.