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Eve of Destruction

We have seen every ghastly act and recorded it.
Yet more grisly deeds yellow in archives
waiting to be resuscitated and refined.
 
Tyrannosaurus Rex awakes in a drop of amber,
takes a gander, decides to go extinct.
A Dark Net spreads like arsenic and syrup.
Cell phones retweet daily holocausts over donuts.
Evil has friends on Facebook.
 
The commonplace entertains the unspeakable
as if it were merely an eccentric uncle.
The unborn and the born are culled,
Plague businesses thrive.
There are killings on the market, viral wars
burst spiky eruptions of emojis.
Slave traders operate from strip-malls
owned by chauffeured demons,
while journalists huddle in their alabaster cities
undimmed by human tears.
 
Pandemonium is the addiction of choice
and the eyes of those in power
glitter in the clear blue sky-dreams
of both the heartless and the homeless.
Drugged you are America,
soon to be sold on an auction block
of your own drugged choosing.
We once sang for you America,
O Beautiful America.


Premium Member Turtle Bird

You've probably never heard of the mighty loud roar
Of an tyrannosaurus rex...dinosaur 
Because children, did you all know...  
That dinosaurs, roamed our lands...years ago 
You can see their fossils...In the American National History Museum 
A great part of our history...you should really go try to see 'em 
There are big ones, little ones, and middle ones too...
And, you'll see some dinosaurs that even flew 
Some of the biggest dinosaurs ate green leaves and trees 
Some of the smallest dinosaurs ate the birds and the bees 
Did you know another dinosaur, was also, good ole...Mother Goose 
And, did you know that the last dinosaur left...is Turtle-Bird (see) Dr. Seuss


Dinosaurs(S) - For Children Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Line Gauthier  
6-19-2019
Form: Verse

Premium Member Long Grass Street

Barefooted, I keep sliding
Shuffling down the Long Grass Street
To the fountain of Poseidon
Where some ageless people meet
Think it’s time to see my friend
And a dog of hers as well
Time to talk about the end
If there’s something new to tell
Windows open, doors ajar 
Most of habitants look out
Some drink whiskey from a jar
Some are smoking, talking loud
Round the corner music’s playing
That I’m quite familiar with
Big and small boats keep on sailing
With a little help of breeze
I would like to join the chorus
But I look for better treat
Humming  Rex Tyrannosaurus
Walking down the Long Grass street
I’m a knee-deep in the grass
By the fountain I see you
Smiling through the jets of glass
In your shirt of navy blue.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreaming of Dinosaurs

Mummy took us to the zoo
she hoped it wouldn’t bore us
In truth I think that mummy knew
we’d see a Brontosaurus

I stroked a small Triceratops
it had a tiny pink horn
I fed him all my chocolate drops
the keeper eyed me with scorn

I kissed a Tyrannosaurus Rex
When I climbed a big step ladder
Mom did all the safety checks
else the keeper would get madder

We were chased by a big Diplodocus
I could hear him snapping his jaws 
Then he turned and he winked at us
and began to lick his huge paws

One dinosaur wore dark glasses
and tried so hard to ignore us
His breed no other surpasses
it’s a Doyouthinkhesawrus!


DINOSAUR(S) - FOR CHILDREN Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Line Gauthier

3/7/19
Form: Rhyme

Dinosaur

What are these ancient creatures?
Which once dominated the earth
Left a mark which we will never forget
They came and saw during the Triassic era
And they continued their reign all through the Jurassic era
Before we starting spending pounds or dollars or Lira
230 million years ago
They dealt with the mammals of their time 
With just one blow
And devoured other reptiles as well 
Nice and slow
They ruled the seas and oceans almost completely
And they hunted for preys on land quite discreetly
Pterodactyls controlled the skies before the coming of jets and drones
And they communicated with their peers without the need of cellular phones
They lived through the ages for more than a hundred million years
And were the masters of lions and even big brown bears
Before the coming of *****sapiens
They roamed the sands
And conquered other animals in many distant lands
With its blade like teeth and an enormous jaw
Tyrannosaurus Rex was the largest carnivore they ever saw
But my favourite was the herbivore, Triceratops
He could repel an attack by the T- Rex until it stops
And had two horns on its fore head like the sign Taurus
With huge talons on its feet that looks like gladius
And the dumbest was the plant eating Brachiosaurus
With its long neck which made it look simply ludicrous
The dinosaurs prospered and flourished
And they were all over the place
They were man’s predecessors
And ushered in the human race
By design the dinosaur was no bird or reptile
But it may have comprise of the two
Because its spine stood erectile
Always looking for something to bite or chew
One day an asteroid came crashing down
And wiped them out
All the dinosaurs who used to live in our town
The proof of their reign
Lies deep in the soil
While their fossils remains 
Their flesh became crude oil
Form: Ode


Premium Member T Rex - a Compendium

T Rex - a compendium

I asked the T Rex why he looked rather glum
He said I’ve this lovely sharp claw on my thumb
But life's such a b.itch
My butt’s got an itch
And I simply can’t reach my own bum

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T Rex gave his lady a peck
She said honey please kiss my neck
He liked her all right
So he gave a love bite
And that’s when her head hit the deck

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Jurassic Park was too dear for us
We snuck in dressed all ‘stegosaurus’
We’re now not sure whether
That idea was clever
That T Rex ain’t gonna ignore us

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Tyrone was a tyrannosaurus
Who fancied a big brontosaurus 
Her name was Gillian
Their love was reptilian
The details are too sordid for us

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He hunted that Jurassic coast
For the primeval prey he loved most
The sky overhead
Went fiery red
Alas pretty soon he was toast

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Form: Limerick

Reborn a new Bazball dawn chorus


After debauched dearth of scorched earth & Aussie mirth

New Gay opener in the berth & Ollie back to surf the turf 

Bazball less gall but more girth a rebirth but what’s it worth?


“Lack of nous is now notorious

More cat less mouse us furious

They say will try to do laborious


In house be bit more studious

About game’s history curious

No tantra mantra is spurious


“Bazball” is in the thesaurus 

Moan it is prone to bore us

No more lone tyrannosaurus

Crazy tone like I am a Walrus


Toil of Sisyphus & boil of Icarus

Obstreperous schlep to leprous

Horn shorn a blunted rhinoceros

Hunted stunted shunted corpus


Sunken drunken hippopotamus

Wet beset with regret so porous

Raucous ruckus need new caucus

Mac attack Bull too full of Taurus


Cruel winter as they all lost focus

Plans to be a sprinter were bogus

Ken Baz & Ben splinter the onus


Dump us after screaming rumpus?

Key thick dreaming hocus pocus

Fans stick sick streaming mucus


So pick a well known local locus

Go to town not clown at a circus

Survives revives is a new crocus


Forlorn past forsworn vocal chorus     

Reborn alive strives thrives..Lazarus

Our sown homegrown magnus opus?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs


Whoever would have thought- a great big dinosaur
would start out very small, inside an egg and bore

A hole to then come out-
just like a bird, would peck;
into the world, be born- 
grow tall with a long neck.

There were so many kinds, 
Tyrannosaurus Rex
Ceratosaurus and 
Sauropods, Raptorex!

What funny names they have- all different as can be,
as were their shapes and size- but all ate hungrily.

Some ate the leaves on trees- 
we call them herbivores;
the others, killed for meat- 
are known as carnivores

And did you know that they
became extinct in time?
They were not able to
adapt to change in clime.

But they still carry on- in quite a different way-
the genes from dinosaurs- helped form some birds today!


Sandra M. Haight

~2nd Place~
Contest: Dinosaur(s) For Children
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Judged: 07/05/2019
Form: Rhyme

A Call to Arms


“History repeats itself” maxim left on the shelf

No need for stealth just heft of greed for wealth

No mystery the majority indeed bereft in ill health


Impropriety & notoriety prism creates a schism

Entirety debunked by a flunked junk catechism 

Society sobriety shrunk by punch drunk fascism
 

Train wreck of tech titans us brassic just terrorism

Insane vortex vexes our cortexes classic botulism

Tyrannosaurus rex in vain Jurassic park tourism


Anxiety rapacious due to mendacious barbarism

Fiefdoms harbinger of doom & noxious nepotism

Not a hunch us all sunk crunch time for exorcism


Evangelist narcissist mist does persist the gist

Not a balm or spreading alms just a call to arms

In true fashion religion does ration compassion


America in flux the crux once more is Klu Klux

Ice trucks of vice blunder shoot lame ducks 

Plunder and cast asunder all about the bucks


Prioritise unity of community blunts vicious stunts

Demonise pernicious lies and their power blunts

Criticise avaricious demise that liberalism shunts


Scores of grunts from EU being treated like runts

Learn fast the answers are in the past Europe hunts

History bores are right don’t fight wars on 2 fronts
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dinosaurs - For Children

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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