Writing Exercise: Write on the prompt “Monster” for 15 minutes.
My response is below.
Monster Protection
By Dawn M. Hamsher
There’s a monster in my room,
But he won’t be my doom.
I imagine him 6’ 9”
With quite a dark hairy spine.
And evil eyes with green glow.
A flicking tail that hangs low.
Huge nostrils blow foul steam.
Breathe like hot onioned sardines.
He hunkers and creeps in the dark.
He waits for my sleep to embark
On his quest to devour my soul.
But I have a plan to unroll.
I’ve hidden it under my cover.
Waiting for him to discover.
It’s something that’s sure to appease
A plate of bologna and cheese.
What a funny and smelly poem!
ReplyDeleteThis was great, I loved "Breathe like hot onioned sardines." Very creative and very clever. Well done!
ReplyDeleteCool poem!
ReplyDeleteThis post made me think of that TV show, The Munsters and that movie "Monster" with Charlize Theron.
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Love the ending! :)
ReplyDeleteI also loved your response to my Key post!!
All, This one was a lot of fun! Thanks for reading!
ReplyDeleteNicole, I used to watch Munsters and Addam's Family. Fun shows.
That did make I laugh :)
ReplyDeleteVery visual poem :)
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Killing a monster via bologna is cruel and unusual punishment. At least if the monster needs to die, pimento loaf would be less harsh of a way to go.
ReplyDeleteThat said, excellent poem! And I'm happy to meet you via the A-Z Challenge!
Jeffrey, Your comment was hilarious! I wasn't really trying to kill the monster, just make him full enough to NOT eat me. ha ha.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
I love your poem! Amazing job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebecca!
ReplyDeletelovely humor.
ReplyDeleteHow are you?
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