Caves of the Cannibal Giants

Deep in the shadows, where the dark things crawl,

Whispers of legends, strange creatures enthrall.

In the belly of caverns under moonlit skies,

Lurks a beast that’s fearsome in disguise.

A giant, grotesque, with a hungry maw,

Cannibal frogs with jaws that saw.

Swallowing horses whole, in silence they wait,

Craving the taste of human legs, sealing their fate.

Mystery and terror in every leap,

In the dark waters where nightmares creep.

Oh, the cave frogs, monstrous and bold,

Feasting on tales that voices have told.

Swallowing giants, loving human taste,

In the depths, no soul is safe from haste.

Echoes of footsteps, stories untold,

Of the creatures fierce and cold.

In the hidden places, they reign supreme,

Dreams of the brave turn into screams.

So beware of the caves where the shadows play,

Lurks the beast that night and day,

The frog, the giant, the story so grim,

Hiding in darkness, forever they swim.