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Year-Round Love
January…new year, new me.
Met you and now I’m happy. 
We watched the ball drop and kissed at midnight.


My February Valentine
hearts and flowers because you’re mine
as...

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Categories: christmas, easter, halloween, independence



Coloring Smiling Faces Donned With Faux Missing Teeth,
Coloring smiling faces donned with faux missing teeth,
and waxing poetic lip schtick adorned with moustaches

Swarthy, spooky, scary carved
pumpkin faces thickly materialized 
out of thin air
as...

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Categories: halloween, 12th grade, 1st grade,

Premium Member A Witchy Bait and Switch
When a woman I yearned for would not return my emotion,
I consulted a witch for a magic love potion.
She said there was an elixir that...

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Categories: halloween, humor,

Premium Member Pumpkin Lattes
Happy pumpkin spice latte season!

Someone said the leaves had turned
to butterscotch, banana, and lemon 
but they don’t taste right.


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ps, I write short stories too...

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Categories: halloween, autumn,

Premium Member Allhallows
Sometimes I’ll rouse, in darkest night, to a twilit form, bending over me, so closely we’re sharing the same still air. I never startle, I...

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Categories: feelings, halloween, teen,



Premium Member Fabulous Story Telling Trick Or Treaters
They giggle at my witch outfit, not realizing it is the real me.
I love the excitement of Halloween, it is a creepy night to be.
They...

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Categories: halloween, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,

Premium Member Halloween Fright

Shadows fade into the night
Eerie darkness – oh, what a sight
Gloom and gore are my plight
Heart is racing as I write
Dreadful horror I try to...

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Categories: dark, fear, halloween,

Premium Member It Is Hallows Eve
Peeking in the door at me at a quarter to three
What to my amazed wandering eyes could it be?
A goblin or a ghost or a...

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Categories: halloween, 1st grade, 2nd grade,

Premium Member These Bites Are Real
She was found curled up by a tree whose roots had sprouted overnight.
Her clothing was gone; speech guttural, eyes held tightly shut.
When we attempted to...

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Categories: halloween, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member The Halloween Meow
One Halloween night I heard at my door
a tiny meow that I couldn’t ignore.
Although I was busy preparing for all
the kids celebrating the fun of...

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Categories: halloween,

Premium Member Duplex With a Hex
Witch cousins crammed into the tiny duplex.
Packed in so tightly, that no one could flex.
Warlocks were mad now, couldn’t work on their pecs.
Party spilled over...

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Categories: halloween, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,

Change
I'm tired of these gothic poems,
Why not write something cheery for Halloween?

Pumpkin seeds and spicy dreams
Orange and red and little Ted
Goes out to play, today,...

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Categories: autumn, change, color, halloween,

Orange Is My New Blue
If something rhymed with orange I think,
You know another silly poem I'd do
But alas should I waste the ink
Even though orange is my new blue.

Alas...

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Categories: america, betrayal, halloween, humanity,

Premium Member Born the Last Day of October
I was born the last day of October
with bright blue and noonday skies.
Among autumn sunbeams of amber 
my infantile yearnings seemed to rise.

With bright blue...

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Categories: birth, halloween, october,

Was It She
She was supposed  to come at
12-30, I heard sounds of quiet footsteps
crunching through the autumn leaves 
outside but there was none except a tree...

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Categories: halloween, moon,


Book: Shattered Sighs