Carnivorous Rexsaurus Tyrannical Gingantical
Ode to T-Rex
Tyrannosaurus Rex was his name
Anyone who met him was never the same
He ruled and reigned in days gone by
Standing proud with head and shoulders to the sky
He was a legend in mythical lore
This brute of a beast, the chief carnivore
Gigantic in size he instilled much fear
Even birds stopped singing when T-Rex was near
Eyes flashing like lightning a voice booming as thunder
His steps shook the earth as the world he did plunder
The forest vibrated like the clash from a cymbal
Trees snapped like twigs and mountains would tremble
Tyrannical king of the lizards was he
At the sound of his approach, other creatures would flee
All creation reacted to the sound of his roar
Tyrannosaurus Rex, the ruling dinosaur
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Cheryl E Preston
Cheryl is a widow who enjoys writing about current events, soap spoilers and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.
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They freaked me out when I was a kid...still don't like the idea of dinosaurs...except for Barney :)
This is a great entry for the Dino challenge. 👏👏