Mythical Creatures (Rhymed)
Tons of battles this creature has won; everyone imagines a different one. It's popular in a place that uses the won; to fill it up, it must eat many fawn.
Dragon
This fruit coats its nut with the same toxic oil found in poison ivy (urushiol). The fruit is safe to eat, but the nut is not. However we have had its nut and not the fruit.
Cashew (Cashew fruit/apple is acceptable)
Tinker and clamour; deep in the mountains resides their manor. They bash and clash all with their hammer. Wearing hides from their local tanner
Dwarf
Often fake, flavourless, and hot. The real version is made by shredding it's root and making it into a paste.
Wasabi (Wasabi Root)
Underground is where it can fit; Above ground is where some may ride it. It's androgynously phallic, and without hair, it has no cowlick
Sandworm
My favourite flower, it is small, white, bell-shaped and droopy. It symbolizes humility, purity, and return to happiness. It marks the end of winter and the promise of spring.
Lily of the Valley
It's the king of the many boned; If Roko is right, this creature will make humans dethroned. It's familiar with The Harry; and when met with a sword, it could not parry.
Basilisk
These are used in/as anesthetics or narcotics despite being highly toxic. Folklore depicts them as loud, obnoxious, and toxic to the ears. Their roots are forked and to me they are the exact opposite of what's found on Easter Island.
Mandrake
One man's paper is another man's scythe. This creature eases death, no man in writhe.
Shinigami
The northern mango, this tropical fruit is naturally grown in Southwestern Ontario. Outside of North America, this name is synonymous with Papaya
Pawpaw