Tyrannosaurus Rex, the fiercest of the beasts
Liked nothing better on his plate
Than a juicy piece of meat
For breakfast, he'd have sausage
A burger or two for lunch
Big rump steak for dinner
Any meat that he could munch
Tyrannosaurus Rex had a brother they called Paul
And he had a little problem...
He wasn't a carnivore
For breakfast, lunch or dinner
What he didn't like to eat
Was a sausage, burger or steak
Not any kind of meat
He liked a bowl of fruit, perhaps a light omelette
Some tomatoes and a cucumber
Or a lovely warm crumpet
Tyrannosaurus Paul just wasn't understood
Being the only herbivore
In the whole big neighbourhood
All the local diners
And restaurants across the town
Served nothing green upon the plate
Just meat that's red and brown
Anything that moved
Across the fields and plains
Was eaten by the dinosaurs
Till nothing left remained
No wild beasts to eat
All eaten or run away
All the scary dinosaurs
Grew hungrier by the day
Nothing for their breakfast
Nor anything for lunch or tea
They were getting rumbles
Deep down in their bellies
But Tyrannosaurus Paul had more than he could eat
His garden full of vegetables
Could feed the whole big street
Cooking in his kitchen
Smells wafting out the door
Neighbours following their noses
Came to see tyrannosaurus Paul
Seeing they were hungry, he invited them to lunch
Noodles with a stirfry
Fresh carrots that had crunch
For afters a fruit salad
All drenched in fresh yoghurt
Sprinkled with a dash of mint
And honey they could squirt
The dinosaurs all scoffed it
Asking for seconds on their plate
And they realised not eating greens
Had been a big mistake
All his friends and family
still like to eat their meat
But adding fruit and vegetables
Now makes their plate complete
For breakfast they’ll have waffles
A ceasar salad for their lunch
Chicken and veg for dinner
A balanced meal they can munch
And Tyrannosaurus Paul?
Well he’s still a herbivore
But now he gets to eat with friends
As they’re all omnivores!
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