The Month of October

THE MONTH OF OCTOBER In character, the caricature was a creepy fiend. It has long nails and fangs. It comes in appearance during Halloween. The month of October starts with ghostly chimes that wind blows seven times. Therein, you will see seven black cats with fourteen shining. Mid-month is here and October begins to caste its spell. The satirized spirit has rose and everyone remains in doors until the day after. Three weeks have past and the Town is compelled to enter their heinous traditions. They worship the Demonic God and prepare for their ritual of cannibalism. Upon the fourth week of October, anthropophagites have found their feast and they begin to seek. Halloween is now three days away. Flesh eaters walked and swayed within an impoverished home and once done, it is a house of bones. Halloween has come and the Town’s expectations have launch to the last lost soul before the clock ticks midnight in this dark world. This institution occurs every two-hundred years. Halloween is something to fear. Insofar, the Town's occupants must beware and prepare for the worst each year. ________________________________________________| Penned October 29, 2014!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Lamoureux Avatar
October 31, 2014 at 8:42 AM
What a perfect poem to read today.
Walker  Avatar
October 31, 2014 at 12:24 PM
Thanks for visiting Richard. I do the same to you soon... Sending a smile, Verlena
Bateman Avatar
October 29, 2014 at 3:56 PM
Hello Verlena, I like your depiction of Halloween here very much. I also like the progressive build out of your message to the reader. Very well-done!! BOO!! Happy Halloween, Gary
Walker  Avatar
October 29, 2014 at 4:03 PM
Thanks Gary for your supportive response. - Verlena
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