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Once in times forgotten	A
In a fairy place	B
Through the steppe a rider	C
Made his way apace	B
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While he sped to battle	D
Nearing from the dim	E
Distance a dark forest	F
Rose ahead of him	E
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Something kept repeating	G
Seemed his heart to graze	H
Tighten up the saddle	D
Fear the watering place	B
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But he did not listen	A
Heeding but his will	I
At full speed he bounded	J
Up the wooded hill	I
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Rode into a valley	K
Turning from the mound	L
Galloped through a meadow	M
Skirted higher ground	L
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Reached a gloomy hollow	M
Found a trail to trace	B
Down the woodland pathway	N
To the watering place	B
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Deaf to voice of warning	G
And without remorse	O
Down the slope the rider	C
Led his thirsty horse	O
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Where the stream grew shallow	M
Winding through the glen	P
Eerie flames lit up the	Q
Entrance to a den	P
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Through thick clouds of crimson	A
Smoke above the spring	G
An uncanny calling	G
Made the forest ring	G
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And the rider started	J
And with peering eye	R
Urged his horse in answer	C
To the haunting cry	R
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Then he saw the dragon	A
And he gripped his lance	S
And his horse stood breathless	T
Fearing to advance	S
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Thrice around a maiden	A
Was the serpent wound	L
Fire breathing nostrils	U
Cast a glare around	L
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And the dragon's body	K
Moved his scaly neck	V
At her shoulder snaking	G
Whiplike forth and back	W
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By that country's custom	X
Was a young and fair	Y
Captive brought as ransom	X
To the dragon's lair	Y
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This then was the tribute	Z
That the people owed	A2
To the worm protection	A
For a poor abode	A2
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Now the dragon hugged his	B2
Victim in alarm	C2
And the coils grew tighter	C
Round her throat and arm	C2
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Skyward looked the horseman	A
With imploring glance	S
And for the impending	G
Fight he couched his lance	S
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Tightly closing eyelids	D2
Heights and cloudy spheres	E2
Rivers Waters Boulders	F2
Centuries and years	E2
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Helmetless the wounded	J
Lies his life at stake	G2
With his hooves the charger	C
Tramples down the snake	G2
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On the sand together	C
Dragon steed and lance	S
In a swoon the rider	C
The maiden in a trance	S
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Blue the sky soft breezes	B2
Tender noon caress	H2
Who is she A lady	K
Peasant girl Princess	H2
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Now in joyous wonder	C
Cannot cease to weep	I2
Now again abandoned	J2
To unending sleep	I2
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Now his strength returning	G
Opens up his eyes	K2
Now anew the wounded	J
Limp and listless lies	K2
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But their hearts are beating	G
Waves surge up die down	L2
Carry them and waken	A
And in slumber drown	L2
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Tightly closing eyelids	D2
Heights and cloudy spheres	E2
Rivers Waters Boulders	F2
Centuries and years	E2

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