Halloween Social Poems

October is one of those months that begin to transition and change to prepare for winter.

As our days begin to shorten, this tenth month brings...

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I remember the day Frankenstein was made,                  ...

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Grovers Mill NJ,  30 October 1938

Bright blue flashes in the nighttime sky
a copper cylinder
lands slowly in a field
a hatch opens
and an octopus-like creature emerges

The...

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There is fear
when the loss 
perceived 
greater…
my example
the ego
of youth;

not to be 
measured
in quantities
but by frailties--
a small hole
can sink
a ship;

so early-on
we learn
and don armor,
make distances…
strength...

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I am the invisible man that shuffles these desolate streets, people passing by or through me as if I'm a ghost.
My appearance must scare them,...

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I looked in the mirror, Oh what a sight
lucky for me it was Halloween night
again I checked my make up was right
no point going out...

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN

   Halloween Party remembered as grand and great
   All were so excited and delighted to celebrate
   Little angels...

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My favorite time of year 
is Halloween.
It's the one day out of the year
when everyone else wears a mask, instead of just me.
I am reclusive...

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My Clone Got No Soul

My clone, it seems, came out with no soul,
I guess it got lost, in the petri dish bowl.
In the mirror, a...

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December 18, 2012

Beautiful lies known as little white lies
yet one is no more deceptive than each
The truth is what makes it afraid of light
It's important...

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Halloween gala
Enormous party tonight
She’s wearing a dress
A long black and orange gown
The most beautiful girl there

Russell Sivey...

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Take heed do not forget heritage.
Being thankful should not fall on rage.
Celebrate Thanksgiving
We have dropped this sacred holiday.
Commercialism, no way to pray,
Fiscal unforgiving,


written by
Cecil Hickman

written...

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Halloween Haiku
(9.7.10)

Suburban parade:
A night to transform yourself,
and beg without shame.

Subsequent morning:
Pillowcases wear make up-
Wrappers and trinkets.

The Thanksgiving porch:
Mouth with one neglected tooth-
The jack-o-lantern....

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A red, orange, brown fuss
in autumn once more
as fog comes upon us 
Halloween ghouls to the door

The trees turning yellows
rains tumult and pour
thunder bellows, 
winds...

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Vampires
           Desires

             ...

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