The Dinosaur's Hymn

I fell into a crater

put there by the Creator.

He sent a fiery meteor,

a lovely falling star.

It blazed across the atmosphere

then shot straight to the ground.

It punched a hole into the heart

of a slightly younger Earth.

Now let's say a little prayer for the Dinosaur

who lived and died for our sake.

He left his body beneath the soil

that God then somehow changed to oil.

Then, with invention
of the combustion engine,

we were set free from our legs.

There's been a design

since the start of time.

I went into my heart

to meet up with my ghost.

We made a fiery toast

of bread and with wine.

We told ourselves we're doing fine

for the most part.

We've still got

some bad parts.

Oh, don't start all that up again!

Heaven's just not for me.

But I'll keep trying to be

heavenly.

Time will take us all.

We're all falling down that hourglass.

There's nothing you can do about that.

We're dust

riding on the winds within us

that blow when the burning of our hearts

meets the cold front of our brains.