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Halloween is not just for kids these days,
as I found one night when all was ablaze;
a scary creature grabbed me,
and I kicked so I could flee ...
turns out it was my neighbour, old Mr. Mays !
Once, I was thinking of Thanksgiving food,
and the joy and fun mom had with her brood;
oh, fat turkey was just chilling,
and mom's dance moves were just thrilling ...
the oven never on . . . we had fast-food !
Mom yelled, Dad get a nice big Christmas tree,
so, off to the lot me and dad did flee;
we said, please we want one big,
one bigger than last years twig ...
stuck in door and we could not get it free !
Before us lies a week of tricks or treats.
But I beckon you to join me in a time of treats.
Kids are presently tricked more and treated less.
In a season giving rise and unfolding evils yet untold,
May we extend to kids bags of sweets with no bitterness.
And we pray that God will hold back the curtain of darkness.
102322PSCtest, Bitesize Poem no.55. Line Gauthier
I am thankful Halloween has passed
Even though it came and trampled fast
I liked the smiling pumpkins and fun for kids
But there can be evil hidden under secret lids
Lids of a façade, hiding bad intention and things
An easy place for evil to hide, that misery brings
Sadly, it marks a time for fear to celebrate
Only courage can create good acts to initiate
Darkness that lurks, behind costumes and fun
Remains in the shadows to reach everyone
I say goodbye with ease, on to the best of Thanksgiving
When love, company and sharing feeds the living
Heidi Sands
11/1/21
Pedophiles leap it’s Halloween
What is creepier than that?
They seize any opportunity
To hide up under a mask
Or they stand with candy in hand
Pretending to offer free treat
Your little ones in demand
For perverted eyes to feast
Should you go to the haunted house
Not knowing who will be there
Any spooky character who jumps out
One should really beware
Hard to not fear for kids
Many sociopaths you’d never suspect
Halloween IS scary for this
Safety we should never forget.
10/15/2021
About one Halloween is this a cautionary tale
Whose trickery or treatery many now have cause to bewail
Where vampires on blood just enjoy feasting
But alien abduction really takes some beating
UFOs descending in form sinister and diabolical
Swooped swiftly to snatch youngsters so bucolical
And left behind many a panic- paralyzed pallid clone
Whom their parents would have just wished to disown.
So let this message to parents ring out loud and clear
There's more than ghosties and ghoulies for kids to fear.
Just when did corporations take over Halloween?
And why did they do something so mean?
Halloween is for kids to go trick-or-treating on their block
Not for adults to hold drunken orgies on the company's clock
It used to be in the air for a week or two at most
Now garish promotions roll out from Labor Day almost
Costumes were always goblins and ghosts, witches on brooms
Today they are sex-crazed, cleavage-happy vampires of doom
I'm quite upset and equally confused
At this little kids' holiday, by adults so abused
Halloween poem for kids
Kids, do not forget your costume. It's Halloween Night.
Carved orange pumpkins are part of the decoration.
Trick or Treat around the neigborhood collecting sweets.
Caramel apple, sweets, coins. Goodies shared with your friends.
Horror stories and scary music is part of a Halloween party.
Costumes of witches, vampires, princess, heroes.
The protagonists of this fantasious night.
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