The Day of Halloween

The emerging of wizards and ghosts
On a night of deep and frightening darkness 
Children dressed in special costumes,hats and masks
With a Jack-o'-lantern in hands
Hoping to frighten the evil spirits away
Things with bad omens like black cats, bats and spiders
Are completely avoided
The number of 13 is also discarded
With the coincidence of Halloween
We may also drive away the ghosts in our hearts 
Drive away the greed, jealousy and cowardness
Long embedded in our hearts
So that a place is forever reserved 
For our Almighty God
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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