Lili was disoriented for a moment. Then she realized that the light quality had changed. The sun was no longer sinking below the horizon but was now much higher in the sky (albeit largely masked by thick rain clouds). The water had changed too. It was now thick and golden and tasted like -- honey! And the sands. The grey sands which had stretched away from the river bank but moments before were now a glorious mix of every colour imaginable. The rainbow beach! Lili had made it to Raindancer World!

Lili leapt from her little boat onto the colourful sands and was almost immediately greeted by a Triceratops who stood tall and proud and almost as colourful as the beach itself.

"I, I, I know you!" Lili cried. "At least, I know of you! You're the Triceratops of Rainbow Beach! And this, this, this..."

"This is the land of rainbow sands" began the Triceratops.
"Of honey lakes and faerie bands"

"Of caverns deep with dragons' gold" added Lili.
"And giant beasts from times of old"

The Triceratops bowed with a great flourish when it was mentioned in the poem, obviously delighted that Lili knew the words. Then it continued with:

"This is the land where all do rise
Each morning to most stormy skies"

Lili finished the verse with:

"For we all like to sing and dance
And whirl about into a trance"

"But we love dancing best of all" prompted the Triceratops.
"When from the skies much rain does fall" answered Lili.
"And so we've gathered here you see," continued the Triceratops.
"Where everyday we dance with glee" Lili joined in.

Triumphantly, and with great joy, the two new friends sang out the last two lines together:

"Our mouths agrin, our arms unfurled
Our feet upon Raindancer World!"