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Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 4 – The Weight of an Empty World

Posted 6 months ago under .light
Ronie Dinosaur Chapter 4 - The Weight of an Empty World I. The Question of Existence In a world that refuses to quench the thirst of my heart or feed the hunger of my body, and where even inside my own thoughts Read more from here...
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Ronin Style

Posted 6 months ago under .Ronin Style
Sometimes a man has to look in the mirror at least once a day, maybe after taking a dump, while washing his hands. The internet “Doomer” gives up and rots. Ronie Dinosaur walks. Read more from here...
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Meter Running

Posted 6 months ago under .Meter Running
Living without you has been difficult. I keep thinking we could be friends once again. Just as the labourer’s hands grow calloused from honest toil, the cobbler’s fingers learn the secret language of leather and thread, and the student’s mind bends toward mastery through endless repetition- so the whore perfects a craft that looks like desire Read more from here...
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Buffalo and the Beast

Posted 7 months ago under .buffalo-and-the-beast
He pipes his flute-or been-before the buffalo, then dares blame her for “not understanding.” Her mouth, her mood, her flesh- all chained to the owner’s wrist. All theatre. All script. But the snakes are the real directors: Read more from here...
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Pigs Don’t Fly

Posted 7 months ago under .Pigs don't fly
You called me and asked me to come over the phone. You were already naked on that brothel bed, legs spread wide, begging me to slide inside you-pleading for it-when you suddenly froze mid-thrust and whispered, “Am I a whore?” You had summoned me yourself. You had offered every hole like a gift. The question was never mine to answer; it was always yours. You were the one on the clock, in your own kingdom, collecting cash, cock, liquor, food, and the sharp thrill of twisting my guilt like a blade-all in a room that smelled like home to you. I had no words. For a moment I forgot where I was. Tears rose uninvited. I pulled out, zipped up, pressed every bill I carried into your hand-ten times your rate-and left without a sound. Outside, wiping my face, I realized I didn’t even have bus fare. Then my fingers brushed two forgotten hundreds in my back pocket. That’s when the picture snapped clear: I’d been standing over a woman accusing me of reducing her to flesh, while to her I was never flesh at all-just a wallet with legs. And she was the one who waved me in. Shame hit me hard. I was ashamed for ever thinking the word “whore,” ashamed it had lived in me at all. I kept walking. You never called after me, never asked why I left. Nothing. Probably busy counting. If you weren’t a whore, the next time we met in that room you would have pressed the money back into my palm and said, “I’m not.” Read more from here...
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