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Lust of the Mummy

So, I recently watched the old Boris Karloff movie The Mummy. It was a little dated, but a lot of fun as well. I have wanted in times past to add the Mummy to my collection of Monster Poems, but I had no real source to base a poem off of beside the comedy with Abbott and Costello. The Mummy exists semi-unconsciously as a character of horror in our culture, and as far as I can tell, this movie is one of the best depictions of that monstrous idea, even if it is not the most popular. So, for the first time ever on Monster Poems, this entry is primarily based not on some old novel, legend, or faery tale, but on a piece of classic cinema.

Monster Poems:
Vampire’s Remorse
Werewolf’s End
Journey of the Zombie
Monster’s Name
Ghost’s Memories
Hyde’s Justice
Witches’ Desire
Gorgon’s Veil
Patience of the Skeleton
Necromancer’s Song
Wendigo’s Feast
Gargoyle’s Repentance
Banshee’s Wail
Lust of the Mummy
Jack’s Trick