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Not A Dinosaur by Graham Seal

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By australianchildrenspoetry November 26, 2023

If a Thesaurus

came before us

would it claw us?

Or even gnaw us,

as soon as it saw us?

Not really.

A Thesaurus is a book

stuffed full of words,

so it would probably

just ignore us.

(As published in The Dirigible Balloon)

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