The Chimera Poem

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A creature of myth, a fearsome sight,
With multiple forms, a wondrous sight.
A lion's body, a serpent's tail,
A goat's head, a mythical tale.
Its eyes burn bright with a fiery glow,
A creature born from worlds below.
A beast of power, a force of awe,
The Chimera, with nature's law.
It prowls the land, a monstrous stride,
A creature feared, far and wide.
Its roars echo through the night,
A creature born of dark and light.
Beware its fangs, its venomous bite,
A creature of legend, a fearsome sight.
Its forms may change, its powers vast,
A creature of wonder, from the past.
So marvel at the Chimera's might,
A creature of awe and sheer fright.
A mythical beast, a wonder to see,
The Chimera, a creature born free.