Hallows Spooky Night
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Similar idea (cell phone) to a Free Verse I did last year.
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All Hallows Eve, that spooky night,
She hiked the mountain path at length,
And tho' it took most of her strength,
The moon had never shined so bright!
A rough two-hour climb, the trail -
Three steepened spars, a mile each,
'Til then, at last, she found the reach,
The glowing moon, then ghostly pale.
Her breath was taken by the view -
The distant hills soft-daubed in snow,
A slithering river, far below ...
The beauty struck her, thru-and-thru!
She stood there on the rocky shelf,
And found it such a brilliant sight,
Perhaps there was enough moonlight
To take a photo of herself ................
They never saw the girl again,
But traced her tracks up there one day -
No sign of struggle or foul play,
Her cell phone where she last had been.
And when they did a selfie check,
They found one pic - the very last,
Her eyes in terror, mouth aghast ...
Two large, gaunt hands ... around her neck.
~ 4th Place ~ in the "Enclosed Rhyme - September 2018" Poetry Contest, Dear Heart a.k.a. Broken Wings, Judge & Sponsor.
~ 3rd Place ~ in the "Scary Or Spooky Poem" Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin, Judge & Sponsor.
Copyright © Gregory Richard Barden | Year Posted 2018
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