I was introduced to this form by a very lovely young woman. She’s off to college in London and doesn’t have a lot of time. I have time, but sometimes lack the words. This is based off my first experience teaching summer school.
The teacher stood in the classroom door. The first child swore at her as he arrived. She didn’t get upset, no, she turned into a dragon. The dirt of an unswept hallway became ashes of rude children. Stunned, the child took his seat and cautioned each child as they entered. “Shh, she’s really a dragon. I guess we have to learn this summer.” It was a lovely class for summer school. After all, not everyone had a dragon for a teacher.
Ann WJ White 
Excellent. Love it! Want to try this form of writing. Do you know about the market for this writing form?
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Market? No one told me there was a market. Really? LOL
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Hahaha – that’s lovely! Ah but we should have more dragons, more princesses and more princes in this world. I wonder which of these Donald Trump is. 🙂
Kindness – Robert.
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There are other characters that might fit him better. LOL Thanks Robert.
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Maybe you’re right. 🙂
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