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At The Dinosaurs’ New Year Parade by Katherine Gallagher

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By australianchildrenspoetry January 16, 2024

Dandy dinosaurs dancing

Dreamy dinosaurs drinking

Dexterous dinosaurs dinking

Dainty dinosaurs dazzling

Devilish dinosaurs diving

Dozy dinosaurs dallying

Delicate dinosaurs dawdling

Dimpled dinosaurs drooping

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Categories: Australian children's poetry Tags: alliteration, Christmas and new year poems, dinosaurs, Katherine Gallagher

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