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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The Land Before Time Spike and Ducky; Not so lucky In The Land Before Time; Littlefoot has a giant foot compared to us humans; Humble Tyrannosaurus Rex, what a mess, dinosaurs-for children; Reptar is everywhere ice-shows, cereals in everything and he's so fair; How hysterical he gets about everything, He's a loyal toy, dinosaur; That always looks out for his friends Great works of the great lizard lord; While being awesome in his own right, Reptar; Dino is the best friend a caveman could have; Always forever licking and knocking down Fred, dinosaurs-for children Yippy, Yippy, Yippy, yap; Loyal, affectionate, protective, and lovable ; All necessary qualities for a pet dog dinosaur; Especially we love the purple snorkasaurus, Gateway to Godzilla The journey of Aladar the Iguanodon the displaced dinosaur; Aladar finally settles down and with babies in Iguanodon honey; Where’s the irony, T-Rex, Rex is your guy where his glory; You’ll find him with others in a Toy Story, dinosaurs-for children Despite how hysterical he gets, he’s a stand up sort of T-Rex; Waddles back and forth, has a soothing voice monster tall stature… All those dinosaurs for children gateway to Godzilla; 6/24/19 DINOSAUR(S) - FOR CHILDREN Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Line Gauthier
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