Halloween Night

Halloween night is dark and spooky
We saw a witch riding her broomstick
All across the sky, when she spotted us
She flew low dropping down 
Black cats and bats from under her hat
We also saw ugly pumpkins
That came to life and tried to
Eat us and some of the other trick-or-treaters
We ran for our lives, but some of us
Fell into some witches brew
That had been laid out as a trap
We saw ghosts, goblins and ghouls
Who frighten us so bad that
Our hair on our heads stood up
And our eyes nearly popped 
Out the socket
We took off  running in different directions
While also praying that we made it home
In one big piece
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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