I Lost My Brain

by demib

Published April 11, 2012

In Poetry Folder

I lost my brain,
Don't know where it went.

I think Frankenstien stole it,
To replace his own missing brain.

I lost my brain,
Probably in an ocean of nothing.

My brain is gone,
And no one has found it yet.

Do you have a brain?
Cause if you do,
I will take it as my own.

I lost my brain,
I don't where it went.

I think Frankenstien stole it,
To replace his own missing brain.

Do you have a brain?
Cause if you do,
Well,
You don't have a brain anyway,
So why should I ask?
Your brain is mine now.
Comments & reviews · 1
creativityrules wrote a review Review · Apr 12, 2012

Hey! Rosie here! :)

Overall, this is cute. It definitely made me laugh. I don't think that you intended for this to be a seriously dark poem, but rather a slightly comical one with a few creepy twists; if that's what you intended, you fully achieved it. I will remember this poem after I click the little red x in the corner of my screen, and as a writer, that's what you want. Great work!

As for criticism, I don't have much for you since I love this piece. If I were to offer anything - and this is purely me nitpicking - I might want to focus on using words that are slightly more unique. Since this poem is already odd, introducing unique words and phrases would be the perfect finishing touch, something to make it even more awesome than it already is. :)

All in all, awesome! Always keep writing!

-Rosie



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