The Griffin Poem

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High in the sky, with wings so grand,
A creature soared, across the land.
A lion's body, an eagle's might,
A wondrous beast, a majestic sight.
The Griffin, fierce and noble too,
With golden feathers, and eyes so true.
A guardian fierce, with heart of gold,
A creature mythic, yet uncontrolled.
Its talons sharp, its beak so keen,
A protector feared, yet rarely seen.
Its wings spread wide, in flight so bold,
A creature of legend, from stories of old.
A creature rare, with regal grace,
A symbol of power, in every place.
With strength untamed, and wisdom true,
The Griffin flew, with skies in view.
So let us honor, this mythical beast,
A creature proud, with nature's feast.
A reminder of the magic we behold,
In tales and legends, forever told.