Godthra the Flying Brachiosaurus
A Dinosaur Poem
In a land where dinosaurs roamed with might,
Lived a Brachiosaurus named Godthra, a friendly sight.
She wasn’t ferocious, not one bit scary,
A vegetarian beast with wings is quite extraordinary.
With a heart of gold and a smile so wide,
She’d protect the humans who’d run and hide.
From T-Rex and raptors with teeth so mean,
Godthra was the hero, their go-between.
One sunny day in Zillarassic Park,
A raptor gang decided to embark
On a mission to scare the humans away,
But Godthra stood firm, she was ready to play.
She wore a hat with a feathered plume,
And wielded a broom to chase away gloom.
“Back off, you bullies!” she roared with glee,
“You’re not gonna mess with my friends, you see!”
The raptors, bewildered, just stared in awe,
As Godthra danced around with a wiggling paw.
She juggled some rocks and sang a tune,
“Why fight when you can enjoy the afternoon?”
The humans all cheered from their safe little spot,
As Godthra chased the raptors, who got quite a lot
Of tickles and giggles, they couldn't resist,
And soon they were laughing, not one could be missed.
From that day on, in the dino domain,
Godthra kept the peace with her friendly reign.
No dino dared mess with her human pack,
For Godthra was the queen of the friendly attack.
So if you see a flying Brachiosaurus, don’t be alarmed,
It’s just Godthra, the heroic dino, keeping you unharmed.
With a heart so big and a broom in her grip,
She’s the friendliest guardian on any dino trip.
About the Creator
Leona Valentine
Hi. I have been writing since I was a kid. After college, I published a poem called "Dark Heaven" in a book titled The Colors of Life. I love writing short stories, poems and more. I enjoy parenting, art, meditation, and martial arts.
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Sounds like quite a brachiosaurus.
This is brilliant writing, and I could see the imagery of the poem as I read it. You are very talented at writing poems. You write them in ways that hook the reader and get to the reader's heart, and your choice of words enables people to feel the emotions as they are reading your work.