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The Monster Frankenstein

**In a castle, near a mountain in his dark, dire paradigm dwelled a Doctor, the concoctor of the monster, Frankenstein. In a house not of the living where people used to dine he found a head in a bed for the monster, Frankenstein. In a graveyard near his castle where the sun refused to shine he found some noses and some toeses for his monster, Frankenstein. And on this night there came a storm where lightening struck a line of his fusion with execution there rose his Frankenstein.**
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Oct 10, 2017
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