The Lady of the Golden Flower (and other Gallow Poems) is the second collection of Poetry by Louis T. Bruno. It contains three major epic fantasy poems, including The Lady of the Golden Flower, the Principessa and the Dragon, and Before the Wings (the prequel to the Principessa and the Dragon).

The Lady and the Golden Flower recounts the story of the Little Pea and his quest to free the Lady of the Golden flower from the Queen of the Cockroaches grasp. He will face Gods of high and low quality, until he will save her from the clutches of the Cauliflower Man.

The Principessa and the Dragon is about a young princess whose crop and town is dying, but they rely on the mountain dragon for their help. So she ventures on up to find someone she didn't expect to love.

Before the Wings is the prequel to the Principessa and the Dragon. A grim dark story about how the Dragon King became his brutish form, but also his vain attempt at stopping his eternal damnation.

Included with the three major epic fantasy poems are 63 never before published poems. Some range from the demented dada style to the hilarious, but all in a style familiar with Louis T. Bruno's brand of humor and wit.