Hey friend,
This week as a special bonus I’m bringing you my new Halloween Poem to celebrate spooky season!
Hallow’s Eve
The wind it howls, the trees will sway
The night the spirits come to play
The wispy, creeping, shadows loom
While the werewolf howls out at the moon
Decaying zombies rise from their death
To munch your brains, to eat your flesh
There’s monsters stomping down the street
But they could be kids that seek a treat
The pumpkin stares and moans and cries
With fire raging behind their eyes
In tender necks sharp fangs will sink
While the vampire sucks, to take a drink
This darkest night that brings the worst
A wicked witch’s deadly curse
Haunting ghosts wake you from your sleep
“Wooing, booing” while wearing sheets
The noise in the air, shake rattle and roll
While the spooky skeleton takes a stroll
And when it comes the witching hour
The lightning booms round the haunted tower
Tonight, the darkest spirits are roaming free
It’s best to run and hide this Hallow’s Eve
That is my spooky Halloween poem done. I hope you enjoyed it. All that remains is – I thank you for your time.
Have a happy Halloween, Friend!
BB
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I enjoyed your poem, it made me smile. Thank you 🤩
Thank you so much!