Tales of Morbid Mike

Tales of Morbid Mike

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

Mike was strange, and a bit deranged
He was a boy who took some flack.
Loathed all colour, he'd sell his mother
For anything a shade of black.

Morbid Mike was a cruel little tyke
He pulled the wings off bugs that fly.
His love of black, ate wasps for snacks
Only Mike knew the reasons why.

He spent his days, in sick old ways
Getting thrills finding anything dead.
What he liked the best, you'll never guess
Was his toys with their missing heads.

I remember the time, he rushed round mine
When i told him, my cat had perished. 
He always told me, over cups of tea  
It's a memory he always cherished.

Soon came the day,They took Mike away
He said the cemetery looked so bland
He was caught all alone, by an old grave stone
With a black paint brush in his hand.

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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DEAN FARNELL
DEAN FARNELL

HENLOW, BEDFORD, United Kingdom



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