RESURRECTED DAWN

"Resurrected Dawn" In twilight's hush, where shadows dance, The Dire Wolf's howl, a haunting trance, Echoes through the ravaged land, As humans tremble, at their own hand. The scientists' hubris, a fatal flaw, Unleashed the beasts, in a world gone raw, The T-Rex stalks, with calculated stride, The Triceratops, with armor, does reside. The Pteranodon's wings, a darkening sky, As humans cower, with a desperate cry, The Saber-toothed Tiger, with eyes aglow, Prowls the ruins, where cities once did grow. The planet's reborn, in a primal scream, As ancient monsters, reclaim their dream, The humans, a fragile, quivering throng, Must adapt, or perish, in this resurrected wrong. The Dire Wolf's pack, a ruthless might, Hunts down the last, of humanity's light, Yet, in their eyes, a glimmer of fear, As they confront, the creatures they did bring here. The world is lost, in a bygone age, Where humans are prey, and beasts do engage, Their primal instincts, a force so bold, The future's uncertain, as the past unfold. In this resurrected dawn, where monsters roam, Humanity's fate, is a desperate, final home.