Stegosaurus Poems - Poems about Stegosaurus

the den is as dark as the inside of a witch’s hat, macabre as can be someone with a green face and pointed nose sits across from me her nose gives a twitch, there is too much...Read the rest...

my stegosaurus lurks in the bushes hiding from the neighbors, because he is shy fearful of their ridicule and prying questions trusting only me, which makes me feel terrific I toss celery, tomatoes and radishes his way he throws them...Read the rest...

outside, I usually I keep my stegosaurus Wild Willie hidden, but if I shriek he comes at a gallop, feeling validated and bidden. Police have come twice, called by my neighbor Sam, who is full of...Read the rest...

the stegosaurus was thirty-feet long this is as long as a person's large front porch How big do you suppose her brain was? As big as a full thirty-nine gallon garbage bag? The size of a small midsized sedan? Believe...Read the rest...

Buddy brings in a stegosaurus bone My husband and I both yelp and groan Chewing so hard now, there is a bit of foam While my husband chews, I write this poem...Read the rest...

Steve the Stegosaurus seemed an awful grumpy fellow, All he did was stomp about, and how he roared and bellowed. All the other dinosaurs knew he was around, The noise he made was deafening, and tremors shook the...Read the rest...

I was on a bus for hours once So I celebrated the dawning of our friendship By texting you nicknames for yourself To give us a shared something that required the simple maintenance of memories and smiles. "Stegosaurus." When things...Read the rest...