Frankenstein
Frankenstein, O' Frankenstein, your monster's rejected, and lonely.
~ How about you build a bride, to be his one and only?
So Frankenstein creates one more, for his monsters' bride to be.
But after he completes his work, he regrets his gift to thee.
So Frankenstein then kills the bride, knowing what will come.
But even then, it doesn't stop him, what he's done is done.
Frankenstein, O' Frankenstein, you've broke your monsters.. heart?
And due to your own monstrous ways, your wife and you shall part.
So since he killed his monsters bride, his monster takes his, too.
And selfish Frankie knew his fate, yet he followed through.
The monster suffered time again, neglected and ignored,
But karma got his master back, although no pain was cured.
Copyright © Dana Smith | Year Posted 2012
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