Poems With Lois Letchford: Jocely, My Dragon

2 Oct 2020 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube video, Lois Letchford introduces herself as a poet who reads poems for children, encourages viewers to like and subscribe, and then recites a light‑hearted poem titled “Jocelyn, My Dragon.” The poem describes a dragon named Jocelyn who is unusually tame, well‑bred, and gentle—he does not maul, maim, or breathe fire, and he even enjoys being petted by children in the park. The verses highlight his smart, non‑destructive nature, his modest appetite, and the delight children feel when they see his red eyes. The overall tone is playful and soothing, aiming to entertain and comfort young listeners while subtly promoting the channel.

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Hello, I'm Lois Letchford, enjoying reading poems for all children. Hit like, hit subscribe, because that helps YouTube's boiling belly of data. This one's called Jocelyn, My Dragon. My dragon's name is Jocelyn. He's something of a joke, for Jocelyn is very tame, and he doesn't like to maul or maim or Or breathe a fierce and fiery flame. He's much too smart to smoke. And when I take him to the park, the children form a queue and say, what lovely eyes of red! And one by one they pat his head. And Jocelyn is so well bred, he only eats a few. Thank you.