Lady Kymberly
'Twas dark and the moon was full
that pleasant evening –
The King and Queen Bess were oft
to go riding at night;
But tonight appeared before them
a hideous sight –
Uncurling from the floor arose a
dragon – feeding –
Leaving the carcass at its feet
it approached the two;
Their horses reared and threw
their riders upon the ground –
Their escorts' horses bolted
leaving no-one around;
When all seemed over into the
meadow a girl flew –
Screaming at the dragon and
wielding a sword she stood –
Betwixt dragon and Royals - -
single-handed and brave;
Just then arrived the Knights –
Len. John; Dirk and good Sir Dave –
Faced with such as these the
dragon crawled into the wood;
The King thanked the stranger
for her bravery and asked
That she join the castle and
thus was she duly tasked.
Taken from the writings of
Sir Henry – The Arrival Of Lady Kymberly To
Castle Al – as
dictated by King Al.
