– of reptilian instinct –

Between 243 and 233 million years ago…
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Dinosaurians
– of reptilian instinct –
Of Dinosauria,
You’d expect
A destined end,
In retrospect
Ye found inanely
Assails its planet,
And without limit,
Eating till extinct
Till its ensuing man,
Of reptilian instinct
Will aim to lord haver,
Tho world on the brink
Ne’er far from theory,
Be its fixed behaviour,
As man cued humans
Save beyond cavers,
Be Dinosaurians find
Of exploitive players,
Said prehuman specie
In those dinosaur times!
Ode to careless inflicted, Covid-19ers,
now on or beyond a life that goes on!
written in Sweetsburg
© Jean-Jacques Fournier
December 19, 2021
PS: Dinosaurs, as in Dinosaurian, first appeared during the Triassic period, between 243 and 233 million years ago and became extinct some 65 million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous Period. Thus so after living on Earth for about 165 million years. It would seem man need not fear for his longevity, for at our present rate of self destruct, we shall achieve extinction, in far fewer years than our dinosaurian forerunners!
Fixed behavior says a lot. Wishing you and Marianne Merry Christmas and a happy healthy 2022. ❤️
We have following the news from Quebec Jean-Jacques! Just now, Bonny Henry, our provincial health officer, has introduced new restrictions. I am glad that we have a vibrant virtual community during a time of social isolation.
Sounds like you are living in the right part of this country, Rebecca. Good for you and Don.
And thankful that I am that you are a substantial and important part of this vibrant social community, though isolated for the present does not interfere with your always appropriated and welcome positive input !
I am delighted that we are going into 2022 together!
Thank you, Rebecca, the feeling is mutual. Let’s talk soon… and in the meantime, compliments of the season to you and Don!
Marianne & Jean-Jacques
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Thank you, my dear friends!
Thank you again, Paulette… Yes fixed behaviour does say a lot, but depending on which side of the coin one is playing, it can have consequences and not always of which we seek. Alas like everything else in life to which we aspire…