With a name such as Creature,
Or something as;
It Came From the Drive In,
Horror comes to mind,
But luckily,
It’s only a name and a title.
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For in further look,
He’s a critic,
Looking for those small details,
Or larger ones only found in,
Entertainment . . .
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From going to oldies in looking back,
Or what is going on today,
He never disappoints.
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Just the broken mirror error of sight,
Before knowing . . .
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The Creature is peaceful in form,
But his reviews are another,
Yet to fear if the goal in mind,
Warms him greatly or ice’s him,
Is another game in thought?
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Possible,
Really it is.
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A good friend he’s become,
Level-headed at best,
Witty when needed.
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The Creature,
Who lives in the drive-in movies delight . . .
Means no harm and wishes,
For all to listen to his words . . .
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In the end,
It’s not much to ask for,
In the long run . . .
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I very glad I didn’t miss out on his words,
Others might not see it,
For they may only being looking at,
What is there upon,
And not the actual reason.
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I’ll leave you to find out,
As the Creature carries on what he does best,
And that’s being happy at what he can do.
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Good day,
Good nay,
My friends.
