Halloween
Halloween
Trick or treat (Pied piper)
Excitement filled the air.
Halloween night…
Thick dark mist covered,
A cold ghostly spirit appeared,
The earth was still,
As fear gripped,
Revenge was sweet,
The payment due!
Curse came back to haunt,
Like a plague of rats.
A stranger from the past,
Roamed the earth,
Pied piper of Hamelin,
In multi-coloured cloths
Back from the grave,
His silent sounds called,
As he blew his pipe,
The children followed,
Dressed in their witches costumes,
Black and scary,
Blood stains dripping,
They danced behind,
As he led them out of town,
Trick or treat!
Trick or treat!
Trick or treat!
They sang in joy,
As he threw them sweets,
One hundred and thirty,
Children was led,
And disappeared.
Never to be seen again.
Copyright © Wendy Rycroft | Year Posted 2017
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