As explained in the last post, the Dinosaur Diamond is a National Scenic Byway in the states of Utah and Colorado, U.S.A. This post will show you that this area is important, not only nationally, (by the way, it is also a dynamic drive through the desert,) but is a world-leading dinosaur fossil feast-the biggest known Jurassic period boneyard on Earth!
So far, over 15,000 dinosaur fossils have been found at the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry area. It is an active dig, and they are finding more fossils even today. The bones are many different types of dinosaurs-not just omnivores nor carnivores-which puzzles us, as we were taught to believe the two did not “hang out” together, (being predator and prey.) So, how did so many wind up at the same place? Did the dinosaurs get stuck in the mud at a watering hole, (no tar pits here, though.) Or, as some scientists now believe, were they washed downstream in some kind of massive flood, and became a dinosaur “logjam” in this place?
The debate goes on, and there is still much more to learn about these giants of the world’s animal kingdom. It is hard to believe that dinosaurs roamed in this desert, (they must have ate a lot of food,) but the facts speak for themselves. If you have a dinosaur “bone to pick,” visit the Dinosaur Diamond. Then, hurry on down to the new, 2019 designated Jurassic National Monument. Just don’t try to outrun an Allosaurus — they sprinted over 36 miles per hour, or 10 miles per hour quicker than the fastest human.
From the video , lyrics to “WORLD OF GRACE1“ (The Blitz) from the “Boarding House Mysteries” series
Unconscious of herself2
Unconscious3 to the world
World4 of touch
World of warmth
Warmth of his body
Warmth of the covers
Covers over her head
Covers are a mess
Mess of her hair
Mess of her life
Life of terrible thoughts
Life where beauty are inventions
Inventions neither material nor practical
Inventions of a brainwashed imagination
Imagination induced by drugs
Imagination that fears True Love and True Life
Life of the party
Life is all that or is there a choice
Choice becomes a vice
Choice becomes a habit
Habit of the pills
Habit of the morning smoke
Smoke in her eyes
Smoke like misty fog
Fog shrouds feelings
Fog hides memories
Memories of a painful childhood
Memories of loneliness behind the door
Door number 208 and a hallway
Door that cannot keep out desperation
Desperation that is everywhere
Desperation that is a worldly responsibility
Responsibility must come from within
Responsibility is hard in a world full of acting
Acting like a wild animal under the sheets
Acting like she never had enough
Enough of anything permanent
Enough of love that is only fleeting
Fleeting moments of happiness and contentment
Fleeting moments of pain and suffering
Suffering from the frustration
Suffering from too many drugs
Drugs that paint a phony picture
Drugs with chemical names
Names that define us
Names she seeks like her own name Grace
Grace to become a new Grace
Grace to be more amazing
Amazing5
Grace6
Notes on the Lyrics to “World of Grace”
Lyrics are written in the style of “The Blitz,” a poetic form created by Robert Keim.
It is a 50 line poem and uses short, rapid-fire phrases for 48 lines. Lines 49 and 50 are one word only.
The first line uses a short phrase. (Footnote 2)
The second line uses the first word of Line One in a unique, yet related, phrase. (Footnote 3)
Line Three uses the last word of Line Two in a unique, related phrase. (Footnote 4)
And similar to Lines One and Two, the fourth line of the poem uses the same starting word of Line Three in its own unique phrase.
Lyrics continue in this pattern, (A…B, A …C, C…D, C …E, E…F, E …G, etc.,) for 48 lines.
Line 49 is the last word of Line 48. (Footnote 5)
Line 50 is the last word of Line 47. (Footnote 6)
To top it off, the Title (Footnote 1) of the poem is three words long, and is made of:
1. the first word of Line 3
2. conjunction or preposition word
3. the first word of Line 47
Finally, the last rule is that there is no punctuation, so there should be no grammatical offenses.