Time
for more instances of the homophone:
a word pronounced the same as another but differing in
meaning, whether spelled the same way or not, as heir and air.
1. hole (noun): an opening into or through something; a hollow place
in the ground
2. whole (adj. and noun): complete or full; something constituting a
complex unity
The creature flew out of its
hole,
Alarming all (was that his
goal?)
And soared off toward the
Super Bowl.
And there he watched (from
overhead)
The pageantry, but he misread
The game itself—oh, he had fed
Upon the sport. But what he
saw
Surprised him so his mighty
jaw
Dropped opened, and a mighty
claw
Just twitched in such superb
surprise
That we looked up with
startled eyes
And saw this creature in the
skies!
The whole crowed
panicked—such a mess—
The creature’s fault, but I
confess
That I’d been under awful
stress,
And I had made that
creature—mine!—
That caused those fans to cry and whine.
My name is Victor
Frankenstein.
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