The Titan of all Dinosaurs the Carnotaurus

In the deep, dim past where time roamed free,

Where secrets ancient whisper in glee,

Stood beasts of might, from land to sea,

A king untamed, in eternity's spree.

With steps that shook the very ground,

Colossal shadows in silence found,

Through fern and forest, they did bound,

A titan's stride, a myth unbound.

Behold! The grandest of them all,

A towering giant, standing tall,

With jaws that crush and claws that maul,

The Dinosaur, majestic thrall!

Amidst them, a predator sleek and keen,

Carnotaurus, with a gaze so mean,

In crimson hue, its form is seen,

A hunter's grace in the ancient scene.

With eyes aflame like starry skies,

And armored skin, where history lies,

He wanders earth, where dreams arise,

A living legend 'neath cosmic ties.

His roar, a symphony so grand,

Through darkest night, it echoes and spans,

A primal call across the lands,

A ruler born of ancient sands.

In jungles thick and deserts vast,

Through ages gone, their reign steadfast,

A timeless tale from first to last,

In memory, their legacy's cast.

So let our voices reach the sky,

For those who roamed when earth was nigh,

In awe and wonder, let us vie,

For the Dinosaur, who'll never die!