Being a tad loopy has always worked out pretty well for me. It enhances and excuses the creative output, whatever that might be, and makes me feel a little more at ease about all of those weird dreams I tend to have each and every night–why, what real harm can they do, anyway? So I’ve become quite accustomed to living with my oddities and even embracing them. (No, I’m not referring to my friends and loved ones.) (Though I do very gladly embrace you all, never fear.)
On that note, a few absurd little ditties shall be fired off in your direction forthwith, to wit:
Little Miss Bride of Frankenstein
I hate to brag, or is that, whine?
But let’s just face it, this here scar
Is uglier and is by far
More showy and impressive than
The accident where it began
All for One or None for All
I think there is no better place
Than school for the whole human race
To see just how extremely dumb
Supposed thinking folk become
Who study, yet fail to embrace
The notion that we are, from birth,
Just citizens of one whole earth,
Not central, magical or best,
Or totally unlike the rest,
Except perhaps as cause for mirth.
Wilma, with her dental plate
Encrusted with what she just ate,
Attracts both censure and some flies,
But also Isidore’s blue eyes;
Now, lest you think him over-kind,
Know that he’s old and wholly blind,
And since our Wilma’s likewise cased,
She likes him for his lack of taste.

