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Flying on a broomstick the witch goes high Seemingly through to the moon and above She cackles a laugh as she moves onward Below her flies nimble bats without love A blood sucker awaiting her return So he can become the greatest vampire Outside the haunted mansion sits pumpkins All lit for this night, for evil desire Door opens, there seems to be no one there A ghostly outline stands in its own place As if by quick lightning the witch appears Holding a spell to cover all this space She finds the wondering bat, to convert Making him the greatest vampire ever Power envelopes all about himself He enters the house to find more power Once energized, through the evil controls He teleports into the nearby town Here he will feed on the young innocents And make each soul of theirs his very own After the collection he returns home And puts the victims into crystal ball So the dark witch can use them as lost ghosts To play evil throughout the land and all All that’s left is smiling jack-o-lanterns To carry dead spirits within its core They’re placed at most houses within the world To complete the spell, the spirit will roar
Russell Sivey
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Chircop Avatar
October 4, 2013 at 11:17 PM
Ow gee a haunting..scary halloweeny meany deadly beany scenery.Great images ..Spooky and definitely with a strong scent of halloween : )
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October 2, 2013 at 9:44 PM
An excellent Halloween poem, Russell. You have put me in the mood for tricks, treats and screams! I remember how much you love all things Halloween...thanks for stopping by my pages tonight. Your comments are always uplifting. It's so good to be back. Love and blessings, Rhonda
Mehta Avatar
October 2, 2013 at 8:30 AM
All halloweenised you are ha ha, Russell
Trifiatis Avatar
October 2, 2013 at 6:27 AM
I see my friend, Russel, you are an expert on the subject! Are you by any chance a warl:..., I cannot even pronounce the word, Ha-ha! Excellent and informative poem. Keep writing! Thank you!
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October 2, 2013 at 6:03 AM
like i said, i do look forwad to your book on Hallow, russell.. such a wretchedly beautiful scene!... were you by chance born during a full moon?.. picture-perfect!..:) huggs
Kendrick Avatar
October 2, 2013 at 4:04 AM
Halloween, Halloween oh what funny things are seen witches hat, cold black cats, broomstick riders, mice and rats...You are into the Halloween theme again I see..Way to go..Thanks for the visits to my page..The time has been short for writing here of late..Sara
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