Poemosaurus Rex

Poemosaurus Rex

Poemosaurus Rex

The Winners!

Echoes of Prehistory. First Place in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
Naturally, there are theories about why children are so mesmerized by dinosaurs, about how a five-year-old can memorize those Latin names,
By Jason “Jay” Benskin2 years ago in Poets
The Victorian Dinosaur Shopping Centre. Second Place in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
All the world was utterly surprised when Sir Richard Owen discovered us, A paleontologist discovering but living beings? Crystal Palace was abuzz with visitors travelling from far and wide,
By Sandra Tena2 years ago in Poets
Dance of the Dinosaur . Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
show me your spine and I’ll show you mine I’ll lead, you perform turn my cold blood warm assert our dominion at the Cretaceous cotillion
By BK2 years ago in Poets
Evanesce. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
We were alive at one time We lived and breathed We loved and wondered And yes we dreamed We felt our hearts beat to the rhythm of the wind
By JBaz2 years ago in Poets
Dinosaur Town. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge. Content Warning.
We called it Dinosaur Town --a cookie cutter, quintessential little borough where anthropomorphized predator and prey lived in harmony.
By Alexandria Stanwyck2 years ago in Poets
Universe Of Energy . Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
Back in 1993 I ventured into Exxons Universe of Energy Stepping inside the Pavilion for all to see A Massive display of kinetic moving prismatic art
By Ocusan M2 years ago in Poets
Jurassic Queen. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
New York Velly, the prima donna Velociraptor, was photographed exiting a Manhattan chiropractor. Alarmed by her attempted secrecy, the concerned paparazzi
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Poets
Remains to Display. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
My bones have been dug from the dirt. From beneath the ground and rock. Dusted and hung in your halls. I watch you through empty sockets.
By Vic Mousseau2 years ago in Poets
Indigo. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
Today you tell me you are a baryonyx- slender-nosed, crocodilian, a dense-boned, fin-spined predator who hunts the deep, lightless watery
By Penny Fuller2 years ago in Poets
Texas Tea. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
People do not understand me. Some think my remains fuel industries bent on extraction, when my bones weave stories for children and teach lessons to those whose only wish is to
By kp2 years ago in Poets
Vexed. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
I was clumsy I can admit it too big for my britches too hard to contain too young, too wild to pin down . But I had my million dollar smile
By Christy Munson2 years ago in Poets
Silly-Saurus. Runner-up in Poemosaurus Rex Challenge.
What if stout Triceratops Tripped and fell on bottom-us? What if old Diplodocus Tied a knot in its neck-us? What if a fierce, mean Allosaur
By Meredith Harmon2 years ago in Poets