High octane fuels my morning brew
Starts my motor at full throttle
Monster drinks straight from the bottle
Off to my lab, hopped up, askew
But calmer hands, my work demands
My scalpel cuts must all run true
Or Franky boy will only waddle
His octane needs a morning brew
At last, there’s time for some fun!
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I’m laughing, Frankenstein. Amazed how well the form works for humor, too. Made me think of one of my favorite movies–Young Frankenstein.
I liked that one too Victoria. One of Gene Wilder’s best performances. Thanks Victoria
This is really fun and I love your wordplay with “octane.” And hey, I love that “Young Frankenstein” movie too!
Gayle ~
I like the part at where the monster sings and tap dances with Gene Wilder, thanks Gayle
A fun one, Walt. Well bolted down!
I think we all need a morning brew ~ Love the fun and light take on the form ~
Happy Easter !!!!
Thanks Grace. Happy Easter to you and yours as well.
Lovely vibes coming off your poem 🙂
Thanks Sanaa
Yikes…unexpected refrain! Love
Thanks Kathy
Clever, fun – love the word play throughout. I believe you nailed it! Awesome.
Thanks Gay
An unexpected and but delightful take!
Enjoyed your subject matter.
Thanks Mary, as always lots of fun
Now that was a surprise – I love the idea of a Frankenpoet!
Thanks Kim; quite Frankenly, it was fun
Your poem is really frothy fun.
Thanks Vivian, it was fun
Can’t disfigure young Frankenstein can we?
No, I’d hate to mess up his image
Perfect, Walter! You gave this creation LIFE!
It’s alive!
Very fun indeed! Nicely done!
Thanks Ginny
Heehee. “Monster drinks”
What fun!
This octain did entertain!
Loved it. 🙂
Great use of the form for humour! Love the twist on octain / octane.
Frank’s doctor runs on high octane
Oh Lord..
iF i do caffeine
mY octane
wiLL
gas
the stars..;)