FrankensteinA Poem by Onoma
...Frankenstein...dear Frank--green with disparity, confusedly amongst the parts that
were sum...O Frank--never a creature under no sun could sow dark's reaping so. Yours is a terrible Art...meat thrown to a black and white world. Towering clumsily...wobbling that meat before a black and white world...you're already spoken for by the precedent of your freakdom. Your wear is worse than the b*****d child moon wearing the sun's clothing... O Frank! Your awkward beauty...is as winter's very struggle towards spring--only to die upon your feet while thawing. You were never cerebral enough to have a clandestine affair with nothingness in motion... your body's your confession. You were struck alive...not dead...ALIVE...ALIVE...thunderously so, called an: IT! Runaway automata...the collective unconscious of humanity's hypnotized waddle-- O Frank...where is your Heaven...where is your Hell? You can neither be showered by, nor Fall from grace. The longest-drawn pity to never be taken...O...the duration of your life...YOUR LIFE! ..."ALIVE"..."ALIVE"...cried your euphoric namesake...God taken step of, to play God to thee-- as such...yours is a terrible Art. One of living-death...O Frank!
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