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Best Prehistoric Poems


Prehistoric Advice
We converse and cavort here upright,
as the stars twinkle brightly tonight.
Then the scent comes on strong,
in the morning. So long!
Hungry Rex is too eager to bite!...

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Categories: prehistoric, animals, fantasy, funny
Form: Limerick
Prehistoric Living
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They roamed the earth with supreme distinction
Evolution prior mass extinction
Of giant forms, dominate thy land
Exceptional findings to understand

To recover and discover, fossils of old
To reconstruct, reform the mould
Fine tools to chip, we hammer away
Extracted fossils, in rocks they lay

Science of discovery, working replica
Evidence of...

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Categories: prehistoric, animal, children,
Form: Free verse
Prehistoric Tableau
A steaming forest: 
pterodactyls soar,
and tall dinosaurs 
eat leaves from high trees 
as huge predators
prepare to attack.

describing a picture in a book I remember loving as a child

written 15th March for Joseph's Tableau contest...

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© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prehistoric, animal,
Form: Verse

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Premium Member Lost In Prehistoric Times
before my soul bounced 
from castles so high to clouds so low
and before i adjusted my posture 
against the tree bark
and right before the sweat clogged my face 
and my heartbeat quickened
and before the wind caressed my sun-kissed skin
before i sent 100 letters that i...

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Categories: prehistoric, space,
Form: Free verse
Prehistoric Winter
The cold would just as soon you didn't make it home
Till spring, when frozen bodies thaw,
Gaunt coyotes bless their stars and drag you off.

The only thing that's stirring in the crystal strath
Is deep beneath
Waiting for: 
	not yet, 
		not yet, 
			not yet...

Life is wily. 
Winter can...

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Categories: prehistoric, courage, death, endurance, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Prehistoric Valley
Here are the written remains of the spoken rhymes,
on the walls excavated from the soil of the times.
From a previous era of unrecorded history,
without interpretation, they remain a mystery.

An enlightening message remains entombed.
What will we read from this entity exhumed?
Is a warning from past epochs...

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Categories: prehistoric, adventure, mystery,
Form: Rhyme



Prehistoric Pride
Temples fall when reason calls, 
But who's the one to blame?
Cities crumble, skin can bubble, 
But all in who's name?
One to rule us,  one to fool us,
One to give false hope.
One to take the life you made, and make it its own.
Not to say that...

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© Bo Vigoren  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prehistoric, community, conflict, confusion, corruption,
Form: Lyric
Prehistoric Pals
PREHISTORIC      PALS

Two male dinosaurs asking each other to dance, shake their ass.
From the neo-Van Gough sky  and psychedelic grass,

I’d say these two  recently did some smokin’.
By the look of those two stiff ‘n’ high vertical  tails 
They...

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Categories: prehistoric, funny
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Prehistoric Man
There are certain times in everyone's life
When we stop and sit there stunned
We meet this sweetie who blows us away
A totally unexpected someone

You find out things you never knew
Bout this person who blows your mind
A quality that's so infectious and sweet
It's head over heels defined

You're...

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Categories: prehistoric, love, , sweet love,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Prehistoric Googling
Remember filing cabinets from way back when
Gals would bend down revealing their gems
Now Google's taken over
So calm own there Rover
It's the 21st century, ogling's been condemned...

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Categories: prehistoric, history,
Form: Limerick
Prehistoric Sand
Incompetent fool
What do you think I am?
I am not just a simple grain of sand
Among millions of others

I am a grain of sand
That has its own story
I have been here
For thousands of years

I am meant to be acknowledged
I have history
Read my stories
Know my suffering

I have...

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© Kay Li Su  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prehistoric, anger, angst, bullying, confidence,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mertle the Turtle
There was once a Leatherback Turtle, 
Who locals named ‘Mama Mertle’,
She like all her relations was prehistoric,
Still seen today, how euphoric,
She laid many eggs in the sand,
Not in the sea, but on land,
110 per lay, 9 lays’ per season,
And for an obvious reason,
Hundreds of babies,
Some...

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Categories: prehistoric, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stonehenge
Stonehenge sang to me.

                                   Singing stone-age ancestors.

    ...

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Categories: prehistoric, death, extended metaphor, mystery,
Form: Haiku
Postive Gifts and Hidden Treasure
First came Storm Ciara 
On Sunday the ninth of February
She caused total havoc throughout the UK
Heavy rain brought serious flooding
Her gales so strong brought buildings tumbling
Whilst on the Isle of Wight
The most southerly tip of England
Gusts of ninety seven miles per hour
Uncovered a fossil upon...

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Categories: prehistoric, environment, storm, uplifting,
Form: Free verse
Early Verse
before script
stories
before their histories
told in rhyme and verse
so early humans
can remember
as they wander
gathering plants
they eat
stories
seek
inspiration of land
of flora and fauna
of the song in the wind
they’ve come to know
of mating
before love
lives metered
shaping realities
of tribal minds...

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Categories: prehistoric, language, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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