Halloween comes once a year,
And fills many hearts with fear.
The pumpkins laugh and smile
While secret shadows chase you for miles.
The trees stretch out their arms
And enchant people with their freakish charms.
Those barren trees sway
While the wind moans all the day.
Children scream and dance
And the adults their appearances they enhance.
The moon holds a ghoulish light
And the fallen leaves quiver with fright.
From the grave, the fear is not heard,
But in their tombs, the dead scream silent words.
Fear holds the night in a tight grip
And branches shake like the crack of a whip.
Halloween comes once a year
And fills many hearts with fear.
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Scraps of Poetry
RandomJust different pieces of poetry I have written. Some are class assignments while others are ones that I wrote just cause.
