light flickers from the
dirty dusty work bench
as a man hovers,
hunched over a large black mass
he turns and I see
his yellow stained lips and
red viened eyes
“Igor, is that you?”
the snarl of my name on his twisted lips
it hurts
“Master”
I call
softly
like the white petaled rose
I saw this morning
“It is time, Igor”
His breath hits my face
and the stench of the bench
continues to bring tears to my eyes.
I walk to the machine and flip the switch
His eyes glare in madness as
he stares at the large black mass
“Igor, Stand back”
I hear a howl and a sharp scream
grating my fingernails and teeth
“It’s alive, Igor!!!”
He scrambles closer and peers down
In one swift movement
The blackness fills my vision
and I knew
no more.
This poem is inspired by the Monster She Wrote, Prompt Challenge: Day 1 Frankenstien by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. I will be trying to follow this prompt challenge as much as I can throughout the month of October! (But no promises) I look forward to all the spooky vibes! My other poems can be found on the blog The Life and Times of a Quirky Character. Photo by 𝘋𝘖𝘕𝘖𝘝𝘈𝘕 𝙍 𝙀 𝙀 𝙑 𝙀 𝙎 on Unsplash.
Great spookiness!
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Oh, my! I love the spookiness!
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Thanks so much!!
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You’re welcome!
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