The Frankenstein Event

A private party I did throw for dignitary friends 
I served wieners in a can with little toothpick jabs     
It was Victor who did name me, inside his  little lab 
calling me his Frankenstein, as the name portends     
When I sidestepped to and fro with a shuffle shoe 
they roared like Leaders running out of  hoo ba loo 
they talked in circles rings and peels, "legal  Time" 
clawing at their mixes like greedy Serpentines  
I joined the navy suits with ties as straight as God     
self contained in secret, they never knew my crime      
they called me awful names, a horrid selfish clod   
but when my mask came off,  all they did was nod     
One by one I wooed them, with my monster talk     
vigilant and bright at the caucus party romp      
syrupy and cool with a gait upon my walk  
I devoured everyone, including Donald Trump.

August 21, 2021
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Alex Avatar
September 26, 2021 at 9:47 PM
Very interesting writing. Congratulations!
Leffanta Avatar
August 22, 2021 at 11:29 AM
Thank you!
Skelly Avatar
August 22, 2021 at 9:42 AM
I thought this contest was great fun. What did DT taste like? I enjoyed your submission..Good luck in contest...Delice
Roper Avatar
August 22, 2021 at 12:00 AM
hahahaha... I love the story. I am staying out of this contest because I don't know what to write. Yours is fantastic.
Buhagiar Avatar
August 21, 2021 at 10:35 PM
A feast of horror. I am assuming there are many Victors in this world (:- Hugs.
Cunningham Avatar
August 21, 2021 at 12:36 PM
Sounds like one hell of a party Vie, was DT the main course or dessert lol. Tom
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