馃専 004. Soul Archives 馃挮 Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley portrait
馃挮 Mary Shelley
Born–Died: 1797–1851
馃嚞馃嚙 Nationality: British
馃 Novelist, Philosopher, Creator of Frankenstein.

Testimony of the Creature

Selected Words by the Creature (inspired by Mary Shelley)

Wretched creator of mine:
I curse the day you gave me life.
You made me more sensitive than any human being,
and yet you gave me a form even you reject.

Am I not a creature who feels,
who thinks,
who weeps,
who longs for love?

And still, all despise me.

All that remains is vengeance…
or disappearance.

Stellar Ink #2
From the stellar void, we transmit hope.
A signal of light among the stars,
for whoever still listens.
Pixelia out.

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