After Hallow's Eve

There comes a creaking from the ceiling,
	a tap, a knock, an unfamiliar, scary sound.
Some creature’s up there speaking
	creeping, crawling all around.
The attic is a place hidden to itself
	where few find their way.
Ghosts and witches, ogres and elfs
	caution us to hear what it is they say.
Halloween is full of scary snarlings
	among the  costumes, candies, shaking knees.
Hold back and wait, my darling
 	feel safe, take my hand and squeeze
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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