Short Frankenstein Poems

Short Frankenstein Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Frankenstein by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Frankenstein by length and keyword.


Premium Member Doctor Victor Frankenstein

Doctor Victor Frankenstein
sketched an impressive blueprint design, 
but that was just for starts.
He'd need to get some body parts.
Form: Clerihew


None But I'M Demoliton

Do, live, come to line 
Hug deaths, these are mine!
You can't rule 
On sharp toll 
I'm the Frankenstein!


-July 19, 2018 Chattogram
Form: Limerick

Frankenstein

A lightening bolt
goes through 
my throat
a fire comes from
the skies,
to sear the air
and strike me there
and now 
I am.........
 ALIVE!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Frankenstein Addresses His Monster

Frankenstein was not afraid
of the creature that he made.
He grinned, and kindly said,
"Put a smile on your ugly mug.
Lighten up, you big ol' lug".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Modern Prometheus

To Victor Frankenstein, let's give a nod
Who was most infamous for playing God.
What he reanimated deranged his head
And left many that he loved all dead.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member I Love Halloween

Goblins and witches
And then Frankenstein appears
The world is scarier now
Things calm down a bit
Devil banshee laughs at me
Guess what? I love Halloween!
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Creating a Monster

As today, we gather to celebrate
a created monster, judged first rate, 
we credit, not just Frankenstein, but you,
the cadaver that made this dream come true.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Disconcerted Igor

Once, Dr. Frankenstein eagerly said,
I take a fancy to that young man's head, 
An intern, slack-jawed, 
I looked as he sawed - 
It's lucky that he was already dead.
Form: Rhyme

Young Dr Frankenstein

Higgledy-Piggledy,
Young Dr. Frankenstein.
thought he was able to
cook up a man.
baking and broiling and
incomprehensible
things to invent such a
Frankenstein plan.

Premium Member Caroline's Date

There once  was a gal named Caroline
 who searched for a date online
 she was convinced 
  she'd be  getting a prince
 but he looked more like frankenstein

 12/27/2015
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Dr Frankenstein

Dr. Frankenstein,
So very clandestine.
Wanted to create life,
Experiment created monstrous strife.

(a little late for Halloween, but haven't been able to post it before now)
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member My Friends

Opera phantoms, quasimodo,
gila monsters, and komodo, 
Dr. Jekyl, Mr. Hyde
are my pals, I must confide.  
John Merrick and Frankenstein -
these are true friends of mine.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Prisoner

Fair maiden, you've come to save me, just in time.  
I am a poor prisoner of rhyme.
We'll smell the blossoms.  We'll drink the wine.
Oops, I just made another Frankenstein.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Young Frankenstein Revisited

Young Frankenstein was a straight A student,
but, he did some things maybe he shouldn't -
like that time in the lab
when he took a strange stab 
at an experiment, most imprudent.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member FRANKENSTEIN

Funky dude is massive
Fav Halloween monster
Fancies life’s lighter side
Feels a need to be loved
Friends are what he wants most
Finds no one to hang with
Freak is what all call him
Form: Pleiades

Feel Like Igor

Lately I feel like Igor with a hump,
swamped with work a continuous pump,
running everywhere,
yes master I care,
Frankenstein warehouse giving me goose bumps.









12-17-16
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Frankenstein


Fall comes riding north wind
Figure with hooded face
Fitted with dreadful mask
Frankenstein with vampire
Flitting like a night bird
Foxtrots as if sprite-gripped
Fun of Halloween night
Form: Pleiades

Happy Valloween

Roses are red, goblins are green
Just like my buddy, Frankenstein
Well, it’s February fourteenth
And I don’t have a valentine
So let’s declare it Halloween
And now, my love, will you be mine?
Form: Rhyme

Happy Valloween!

Roses are red, goblins are green
Just like my buddy, Frankenstein
Well, it’s February fourteenth
And I don’t have a valentine
So let’s declare it Valloween
And now, my love, won’t you be mine?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member One Halloween Nite

One Halloween nite

While running away from some witches
I ran,  until I pooped my britches 
Then The Frankenstein creature 
With the most frightening features
Laughed until he popped his switches
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Would Be Bride of Frankenstein

Dr. Frankenstein surely tried
to make, for his monster, a loving bride;
but the woman he produced,
could in no way be induced
to marry a man with a brain, sub-par,
though she said one thing bested most, by far.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frankenstein Sinatra

You’ve really done it this time Frank.
You’ve made the worst mess ever seen -
A monster, hideous and rank,
A disaster, vile and obscene.
For yourself, what d’ya have to say? 
Well, says Frank, “I did it my way”.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Frankenstein Meets His Monster

At last, the lumbering beast awoke.
The suspense grew until he spoke.
"I'm new here, neighbor.  What's your name?"

In response, an educated bloke
would extend his hand and exclaim,
"I'm Dr. Frankenstein, the same".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Are My --- Oops, Not For Long

You are my Valentine
   You look like Frankenstein
You smell like turpentine
   Your lips like iodine

You wear size twenty-nine
   You mope around and whine
But I like you mighty fine
   You're all I've got ~ You're mine!

Premium Member Walter Frankenstein

My name is Walter Frankenstein.  
You might know Victor, my famous brother.
He was born under different sign, 
though we came from the same mother. 
I told him so many times before,
he should've stayed with the family store.
Form: Rhyme

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