Poems With Lois Letchford: The Dragon

29 Sept 2020 · 1 min

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In this YouTube video, the speaker—who identifies as the author of the memoir Reversed and a "literacy problem solver"—addresses Lois Letchford and presents an original poem titled "The Dragon." The poem describes a dragon-shaped cloud with a purple head and tail, a blue‑eyed patch, and flames spewing from its snout as it races across the sky, chasing away daylight toward the west and battling the setting sun. After the reading, the speaker delivers a standard YouTube call‑to‑action, urging viewers to like, subscribe, and comment.

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Hello, Lois Letchford, sharing dragon poems with you. I'm the author of the book Reversed: A Memoir and literacy problem solver, and this one is called The Dragon. I saw a cloud like a dragon lying in wait in the sky, with a purple head and a purple tail and a little blue patch for an eye. From his snout came flames of fire, and he began to run, chasing the daylight away to the west and fighting the setting sun. Thank you. Hit like, hit subscribe, and leave a comment, because that's what YouTube loves to eat.