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Opening No. 1

I’d thrown back my head and let out   that cackle But I didn’t realize that that candelabra The lit one was so close And my head went Bosh! Sponto jumped up Arms raised and ready Ready to clobber me And Hilary To my left looked at me and screamed Immobile except for her face stretched by distress and fear I’d watched that horrendous De Niro version of Frankenstein that afternoon And everyone was screaming at the monster I remembered those scenes now And I understood I stamped out my burning head quickly Before I got hit I learned a lesson that day. The spot of hair, you know Never did grow back right.
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Written by
swiggins
F / Los Angeles
Published
Nov 9, 2018
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#artopening#fire#frankenstein#hair#fallenangel
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