Monster Lunch
By Pat Skene and Graham Ross
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Pat Skene
Pat Skene retired from the world of banking to find her voice. She is an Indigenous author of seven books for children, including What a Hippopota-Mess!, Rhyme Stones and Monster Lunch in the Orca Echo line. Pat is a regular contributor to the Oakville News and is currently working on her memoir. She lives in Oakville, Ontario.
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Monster Lunch - Pat Skene
Monster Lunch
I plan to dine with Frankenstein,
and you’re invited too!
Please bring your monster appetite,
you might try something new.
For lunch we’re having spinach puffs,
lobster claws and clams.
Hot gooey cheese on broccoli,
with sweet brown-sugared yams.
You’ll love my leeks and lima beans,
cold liverwurst with prunes.
And monster scoops of whipping cream,
on chocolate macaroons.
I’ll chill a pail of ginger ale,
so we can sip a drink.
We’ll snack on roasted garlic buds,
and make a monster-stink.
Then if we have an appetite,
for gumbo or ragout,
I’ll make a chunky oxtail soup
and rutabaga stew.
This hungry monster-friend of mine
would never hurt a fly.
But here’s a treat he’s sure to eat—
my yummy shoofly pie.
Now Frankenstein might goof around
and stick food up his nose.
He could be wearing monster boots,
so please protect your toes!
If he should dance, we’ll have a chance
to watch the monster-mash.
He’ll romp and stomp his monster lunch
into a monster hash.
And when he eats, he’ll SLOSH and SLURP,
and CRUNCH and CRUNCH and CRUNCH !
Big monsters make a monster-mess,
when monsters come for lunch.
Oh yes, and here’s another thing—
at times he can be rude.
He’ll make those belly-belching BURPS,
‘cause he’s that kind of dude.
So please drop by—he’s quite a
guy and funnier than heck.
You’ve got to see him swallow
with that bolt stuck through his