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The Death Of Frankenstein
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He was a friend and mentor. He both inspired and helped me become a published author. Frank Allen (his pen name) was a writer of short scary stories not a poet. At least he published before he passed at 41.

The Death Of Frankenstein RIP By Londis Carpenter AKA Man Of Asgard Tennessee teller of tall tales, thirsty for life and tester of limits, Read and respected�a highly regarded rebel! A live and appreciated author and communicator of Candid convictions. He cared. And, in caring, commanded respect. Young at forty-one, a gentle, brilliant soul subsides. Amazing, awesome, angel of unsolved mysteries; a Lover of life, he still lives after death. Leaving a legacy both Enigmatic and excellent! In life he had a Number for a name�in death he no longer suffers pain. Changer of reality, he challenged our comments, he commanded our condolences. Unique humorist, leaving none to imitate his intelligence and individual style. Pages published, his body perishes, passing in the face of prayer. His Presence missed; his pain gone, his soul lives on! RIP Frankenstein

Reviewed by Londis Carpenter

Reviewed on August 17, 2004

Pammierose, The poem is posted on UNSOLVED MYSTERIES.COM where he wrote, and it is also included with an author's note to explain who he is in my latest book, THE LANGUAGE OF THE TREES, AVAILABLE AT:
http;//www.lulu.com/londiscarpenter and here in my bookstore on AD.

Reviewed by Pamela Penrod (Reader)

Aww Lonny this is so great...did you post it elsewhere? I know it would love to be seen. Great job for such a marvelous man.

Hugs,

Pammierose

Reviewed by Katy Walsvik (Reader)

Reviewed on June 17, 2004

Do you know what is so amazing and entirely cool, here, Lonny? You brought this man into full view, enough to mourn, weep, regret not having known him... yet, not once, does it wallow in the loss, but celebrates a life. He materialized in my head... your words have vibrant, life-colors. This is a marvelous piece! and I cried. katy xox.

Reviewed by ya mama (Reader)

yes a wonderful tribute to an interesting artist.

Reviewed by na na (Reader)

Londis, a great picture of a good friend. One has so few of these in life. Bill

Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner

Reviewed on June 15, 2004

(((londis)))

a beautiful, beautiful honor for your beloved friend and mentor--i'm sorry for your loss :(

(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :(

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)

Reviewed on June 14, 2004

Wonderful tribute!

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Wonderful heartfelt tribute to your friend and mentor, Lonnie.