Dangerous Dinosaurs
On Land, Air And Sea V2
Written and Directed by Terry Grieve
Published February 17, 2026
On the land where the tall trees sway,
Lived a giant who ruled the day.
Tyrannosaurus Rex was his name,
T-Rex for short — fierce and untamed!
He was big.
He was tall.
One of the largest hunters of all.
He had sharp, shiny, scary teeth.
Crunch, crunch — chomp on meat!
He could smell with a sniff, sniff, sniff.
He could spot you quick and swift.
He stood on two legs, strong and wide.
With two strong arms by his side.
Stomp, stomp — hear him tread!
Better hide under your bed!
Up in the sky so high and blue,
A winged lizard suddenly flew.
Pterosaur was his name in the air,
With giant wings stretching everywhere.
He wasn’t a bird with feathers light —
He had fuzzy hair for flight!
He had claws.
He had teeth.
Sharp little secrets underneath.
He could glide for hours long,
Floating gently, strong and strong.
The biggest ones? Oh what a sight!
As tall as giraffes in soaring flight!
Whoosh, whoosh — watch him glide,
Like a kite in the windy sky so wide.
Deep in the ocean, dark and cold,
Lived a monster brave and bold.
Leviathan swam below,
Where giant seaweed forests grow.
Part alligator.
Part shark.
Part dragon in the dark.
With scaly armor tough and tight,
Hard as shields in a mighty fight.
His jaws were wide.
His teeth were long.
His tail was powerful and strong.
Splash, splash — the waters shake!
What a giant wave he’d make!
On the land…
In the air…
In the sea everywhere…
Dangerous creatures ruled with might,
Roaring loud from day to night.
But now they’re gone — no need to fear.
No giant footsteps coming near.
The biggest stomps you’ll hear today…
Might just be yours at play.
So stomp your feet!
And flap your wings!
And splash like sea-serpent kings!
For in your heart, brave and bright,
Lives a dinosaur’s mighty might.
ROAR!
This is an original song by YSVT, Terry Grieve.
I intentionally release
Dangerous Dinosaurs On Land, Air and Sea V2
to the public.
Dangerous Dinosaurs On Land, Air and Sea V2
February 17, 2026
Terry Grieve
proverbsclub@proton.me
