Frank Schildiner |
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The June Editor's Pick Poet is Frank Schildiner Please feel free to email Frank at: pulpwriter1@gmail.com |
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WASTED POTENTIAL The knowledge of ages lays upon my sweaty palm, BUTCHERING THE BEAST We butchered a beast in Paris on a lovely July day His name was Robespierre, a little man with a loud voice We suckled on the vein of our beloved France We knitted, cavorted, sang songs and laughed Yet like bloated sows before an endless trough So, he fell from his lofty governmental heaven And beast did weep, screamed and begged Robespierre died yet his horror lives on BYRON AND SHELLEY Byron and Shelley sat in a room ROSES ARE BLACK Roses are black |
Frank Schildiner is a martial arts instructor at Amorosi’s Mixed Martial Arts in New Jersey. He is the writer of the novels The Quest of Frankenstein, The Triumph of Frankenstein, Napoleon’s Vampire Hunters, The Devil Plague of Naples, and The Irma Vep and the Great Brain of Mars. Frank is a regular contributor to the fictional series Tales of the Shadowmen and has been published in The Joy of Joe, The New Adventures of Thunder Jim Wade, Secret Agent X, The Lone Ranger and Tonto: Frontier Justice, and The Avenger: The Justice Files. He resides in New Jersey with his wife Gail who is his top supporter and two cats who are indifferent on the subject.
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