Princess and the Dragon

I had to write a dialogue poem for my creative writing class. I don't write poems. Ever. So please feel free to dislike my attempt.

In the name of trying new things, I present my poem.

Princess and the Dragon

Princess Clarissa

Why am I here? I see no advantage.

The vacant halls whisper squalls of solitary air.

The silent chambers yearn for conversation.

Chairs sit fallow, fireplaces void of warmth.

Why am I here? I see no advantage.

Dragon Keeper

I keep you here. The reasons outnumber the stars.

The blank halls sing silent songs to you.

Soundless compartments are your charming companions.

Unused objects offer themselves to you.

I keep you here. The reasons outnumber the stars.

Princess Clarissa

Why must I stay? I see no advantage.

The nourishment is tasteless, your selection poor.

Stale, shallow food hesitates on my tongue.

The wine is corrupt and of insignificant variety.

Why must I stay? I see no advantage.

Dragon Keeper

I keep you here. The motives out number the sands.

Food flows as free as you can consume.

The simple sustenance sits sweetened in your mouth.

Delightful drink divulges your appetite.

I keep you here. The motives out number the sands.

Princess Clarissa

If stay I must, show me the advantage.

Outside I kept myriads to converse with.

Beyond the fortification breathes forth sunlight.

Exterior acreages hum out freedom in sonnets.

If stay I must, show me the advantage.

Dragon Keeper

I want you here. I cannot number the wishes.

Individuals divulge disagreeable stories without drive.

Entities can harm you past my safeguards so sufficient.

Ache also accompanies the world of freedom.

I want you here.

But go if you must.