The Dragon's Hiccups

On a misty mountain peak, so high, Where swirling clouds kissed the bright sky, Lived Sparky, a dragon, green and grand, With scales of emerald, across the land.

*HICCUP!* A sound that shook the ground, The mountain trembled all around! *HICCUP!* Louder than a roaring stream, A dragon's hiccup, a fantastical scream!

Sir Reginald, a knight so brave, Heard the rumbling from his cave. He polished his armor, shiny and bright, Prepared to battle with all his might!

But then he saw, with eyes so keen, Not fire and fury, but a face of green, A dragon, Sparky, with a sorry plight, Just hiccuping loud with all his might!

A tiny flutter, a shimmering gleam, Fairy Willow arrived, a magical dream! With wings of gossamer, light as air, She came to help, beyond compare.

"These dragon hiccups," she softly said, "Are cured by sprinkles on his head!" She mixed some stardust, moonbeam bright, And tickled Sparky with all her might!

She sprinkled his nose with fairy dust, A tiny sneeze, no more unjust! He wiggled his tail, a happy thrum, The hiccups were gone, silence had come!

Sir Reginald cheered, his sword held high, Fairy Willow waved, a sweet goodbye. Sparky the dragon, no longer afflicted, His hiccups all gone, happily depicted!