All Hallows Eve

The moon hides itself in a darkening sky
This is the night that the ghoulish will fly
The corpse from the graveyard, the ghost to the stair
From long buried memories they're suddenly there

Beware of the darkness, it carries a threat
Of some hideous creature you haven't yet met
With long bony fingers and skeletal limbs
It's going to add terror to its lifetime of sins

Light all the candles and lock every door
Listen intently for the telltale roar
Of a soul in a frenzy on this Halloween night
No use in cowering or trying to fight

The goblins will find you, you can't run away
Remember the creatures will be gone the next day
There's nothing to do when the monsters appear
But pull out the peanuts and drink a cold beer
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Brown Avatar
October 20, 2009 at 9:35 AM
Thank you for presenting your wonderful poetry to us today. It was an enjoyable read for me. Thank you Patricia. Love, Carol
Eng Avatar
October 19, 2009 at 3:29 PM
This is very good. Can I send an mp3 of Your Television Set Don't Love You Darlin'? (It is set to music) Thanks for your kind words.
Gorelick Avatar
October 19, 2009 at 3:09 PM
I am going for the peanuts and beer..good one..BG
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