On Halloween Night

On dark Halloween Night The moon will lose its light The goblins will hunt you To cook your entrails into barbecue There will be loud screams in town Cry of crows will be heard all around Ominous howls of wolves will be the worst They’re Draculas’ Foreboding Blood-thirst Ugly wraiths will hung themselves in gallows On ghost gum trees with monster shadows Hunchback men will haul caskets with their spade Putrid carrions will soon be insidiously laid Witches will set scalding poisons in cauldrons Tarantulas will scuttle out from their alley holes Be wary and wear your red-lighted horns It pre-empted them from feasting your eyeballs On that very dark Halloween Night Your friends will be out of sight Grave yards will be widely opened Zombies will be searching all hunky men If you are really one of them Better hide from those arrant Zomb-women A warning for both adults and children To ignore a bloody and one’s horrifying mien There will be more scary creatures On that Halloween night if you go out and venture Just wear your spooky costumes and make sure You cannot only walk but fly and crawl Sept. 12,2014 1.50am