Lois Letchford Reads "If You Don't Believe in Dragons" |Remastered

12 May 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube video, Lois Letchford—author of Reversed Memoir and self‑described literacy problem solver—introduces herself and the source collection, Dragons Are Singing Tonight. She then reads a short spoken‑word poem titled “If You Don't Believe in Dragons,” which delivers a reciprocal metaphor: if listeners dismiss dragons, the dragons in turn refuse to acknowledge the listeners. The video concludes with a standard call‑to‑action urging viewers to like, subscribe, enable notifications, and share the video.

Hello, I'm Lois Letchford, author of the book Reversed Memoir and a literacy problem solver, sharing from Dragons Are Singing Tonight. And this one's a short poem, If You Don't Believe in Dragons. If you don't believe in dragons, it is curiously true that the dragons you disparage choose not to believe in you. Thank you. Hit like, hit subscribe and the bell for notifications and share it with others.