PIETY (dragon poetry / mini collection)

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SUMMARY:

A 1000-word dragon-themed mini poetry collection by author/artist/non-conformist, Jess C Scott. "Piety" is the prototype for Jess's London Underground Trilogy (forthcoming dragon-themed urban fantasy series; 2012).

GENRE: Poetry | 1,000 words

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NOTE FROM JESS:

I own the website, www.dragonsinn.net -- these poems are in tribute to The Dragon (a symbol of excellence, and so much more).

Be sure to check out the talented writers/poets on Dragonsinn's
poetry page too!

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REVIEWS / EMAILS:

"Piety is a wonderfully diverse collection of poems including both full length works as well as two sets of dragon themed haikus. While 'Autumn' and 'Dragons of Ice' in particular evoked vivid imagery for me, I found 'Death Dragoness' to be quite moving."
-- Michael Radcliffe, fantasy author / May 2012

"Savor the sensations and wallow in the visuals Ms. Scott expertly and beautifully creates. . .pick up this collection if you're looking for a great read to stir the imagination!"
-- Sheryl Nantus, speculative fiction author / 2012

"Jess is a non-conformist author with a lot of pizzazz."
-- Christa Polkinhorn, author/translator at Bookworm Press

"I really like the poems: 'Chemical Brothers', 'Tea with the Black Dragon', and '-Love-'. I was looking up dragon poetry and I came across your stuff. They jumped out at me. Especially 'Tea with the Black Dragon.' Perfect!
-- Christina C. (Dragonsinn.net website visitor) / 2011

"Loved your dragon website and will visit often. There are people, poor fools they be who do not believe in dragons. My thoughts on the matter are simple, one must believe before they can see the magic."
-- Connie, Sulphur Springs Texas (Dragonsinn.net website visitor) / 2000

"You have set my mind in a better place. 'Tis a fine thing you do to bring the Dragon in to yet another 1,000 years. 'Tis folks like yourself that make the world a finer place (not so uptight). As you grow don't let your dreams fade."
-- Atem Nevarr (Dragonsinn.net visitor) / 2000

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