A Dragon, A Knight, A Woman

The bard Foster has written a song about Hildegarde the Silver.

So show me I say

Someone true 'n unmarred

In worrisome fear of the day

And then I see Hildegarde

She is both bright and light

And not awful to the sight

A true product of her birthright

She is Silver

There is no need for a gilder

For what more do you need than a dragon

Beautiful and mighty,

So hand her a flagon

For it's not easy to maintain the look, likely

She is both smart and fierce

And not awful scarce

A true product of her course

Her gaze ubiquitous

Especially to the surreptitious

But she is not stone, the dragon

So find her a need to redden

And watch her slacken

The face of a Silver

... It is a mighty good distraction!

She is both silk and steel

An awful wrong to conceal

A true product of her zeal

You cannot buy her honor

Not with coin nor sapphire

A maiden, Lunar

The celestial starfire

Hildegarde, the Silver