They Would Not Leave

UNSUPPORTED CODE The
Ancient
Dinosaurs
Once roamed the earth,
They ruled ground ‘n sea.
It was not meant to last,
Then a great disaster came.
The ground began to open up,
And most of them were forever gone.
Then man began to take over the earth,
He ruled the cities and the open seas.
But did not know he had company,
For there were some who did survive.
Lived to plague humanity,
They couldn’t be wiped out.
Cockroaches and rats, 
Destined to stay,
I don’t want
You here.
Please! UNSUPPORTED CODE
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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