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The dragon of Wantley Ada Limón rendered using psychedelic hues andSouth Yorkshire, England: A dragon terrorizes the territory northwest of Sheffield. Who dares take him on? The local knight, More of More Hall! The anonymous poem, The Dragon of Wantley, from about 1685, has been variously interpreted as a parody of a scene from Edmund Spensers epic poem The Faerie Queene, and an allegory of seventeenth century Yorkshire politics. We at Drowned Town Press just think its silly. Text by Anonymous, first published circa