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By Leave of Emily and William

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I hunger for things I've never known
And thirst for liquor never brewed
I dream of life in lion's dens
In spiderwebs and snake pits too

I wish to fly on dragon wings
And sing the song the siren sings
I wish to have serpents for hair
A Fury's whip, a Gorgon's stare
I wish for seaweed in my tail
Or a red cap to keep me hale

But I am just a mortal child
With neither water nor wild
There is no dragonfire for me
Until the Devil sets me free
Kudos to any who can spot the poems I referenced ;)
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VisionCat12345's avatar
Water and wild sentence of this charming reminds me of William Yeat's "Stolen child".I don't recognize others.It sounds to me as if child wishes to be changeling.