I am so mad at Dr. Frankenstein He wants me to call him dad I should be grateful for him giving me life But I wish he would have given me a good brain Not some criminal brain he dropped on the ground I have a square head Two bolts sticking out of my neck Scars on my wrists and a green face Every time I try to hit on a girl she screams I can't even get a prostitute because they scream too I am also afraid of fire and I really could use a cigarette It would help calm my nerves so I'm not breaking stuff all the time Well, I have to say goodbye for now I see the angry mob coming towards the castle With their pitchforks and torches It's not easy being me
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Posted: Oct 2012
About this poem:
I always felt sorry for the monster, but I always call him Frankenstein.
I love this mcradloff, I think you've found your niche - if you were looking for one. Just remember even the character 'Jaws' in James Bond found someone to love him
ganondorf, thanks for the comment. I read Stephen King's Needful Things and Dinesh Disoza's book on Barack Obama this year. Young Frankenstein is my favorite movie on the the monster.
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