Comment from frogbook

Excellent

Wouldn't want to try this and he's a big one too!. Might join the alligators lately in the news attacking people. So this is the start of the series-I always end up reading them backwards as I am always behind anymore in my reading.

 Comment Written 23-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 23-Aug-2018

Thanks, FB, for giving this a look. Bill

Comment from Shirley E Kennedy

Excellent

Hi Bill,
No thanks-I prefer distance. Lol.
Just the word dragon puts me on edge.
The sheer size of the animal and its countenance is enough for me to sidle idly past.
Quite a play on words.
Blessings
Shirley

 Comment Written 19-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 19-Aug-2018

Thanks, Shirley

Comment from nomi338

Excellent

What an idiot this poor dumb fool is. Someone should ask her if she has ever tried to do a slow dance with a hungry lion in a phone booth? I wager that her answer would be "Of course not!" Well it makes about the same amount of sense for her to be messing with this monster's tail.

 Comment Written 18-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 18-Aug-2018

This is bad form for dragon approaching.

Comment from Ulla

Excellent

Hi Bill, I liked this 5-7-5 poem and the play with words in the last line. I wonder where you get all your ideas from in the Kingdom of animals. I must say that lady is very brave. All the best. Ulla:))

 Comment Written 18-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 18-Aug-2018

Brave wasn't my first opinion.

reply by Ulla on 18-Aug-2018

Ah, you mean, she was downright stupid. hehe. I was just being polite. LOL

Comment from Pamusart

Excellent

Hi Bill. This is weird. Not your poem. But in the notification message I got about this post it spelled Komodo in your title as "Comodo" with a C. Weird. Wonder why it messed up the title. That guy playing with the komodo's tail probably knows it just ate. Thank you for sharing

 Comment Written 18-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 18-Aug-2018

I changed it after posting.

Comment from damommy

Excellent

Brave lady. I'd be in the ready, set, go pose if I were in her place. lol

I don't think Komodo Dragons have much sense of humor.

I'm amazed at how many things you write about. Very entertaining.

 Comment Written 17-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 17-Aug-2018

Thanks, da, for checking this out. Bill

Comment from Spitfire

Excellent

What a strange looking creature. Nice double play in the last line. Good assonance with Comodo and folks. Also play and they. Alliteration with they and them.

 Comment Written 17-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 17-Aug-2018

Thanks, Shari, for giving this a look. Bill

Comment from Y. M. Roger

Excellent

So....Comodo Dragons now, eh? I like it!! :) :) Too bad this a still photo and not a video so we can get a real look at what this one thinks about the whole thing.....! :) :) :) LOL!

Thanx for sharing! :)

 Comment Written 17-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 17-Aug-2018

Thanks, Yvette

Comment from brenda faye curtis

Excellent

These animals are fascinating, aren't they? I wonder if the woman in the picture knows how poisonous the saliva of this animal is?
Only thing I see wrong is the spelling. I believe it is komodo dragon.
It is a great 5-7-5 poem, and a perfect picture to go with it.

 Comment Written 17-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 17-Aug-2018

So here's my story. I also thought it was a K , but typed in 'comodo'. It popped up, there was a critter of the right species and the name spelled COMODO. However, I was on a split screen that showed the KOMODO DRAGON on the right and COMODO SOFTWARE on the left. I will change this now, thank you.

reply by brenda faye curtis on 18-Aug-2018

You're welcome, Bill.

Comment from Teri7

Excellent

This is a very interesting 5-7-5 poem you have penned. Is that a real dragon? It almost looks like a cartoon face on it. You used very good words with a very good picture. I enjoyed reading and reviewing it. Blessings, Teri

 Comment Written 17-Aug-2018

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reply by the author on 17-Aug-2018

Yup, it's real. It's not even a big one, but the germs in its mouth are deadly if you're bitten. The lady in the picture is ill advised to be tugging its tail.