It's Halloween Night

 Halloween


Spooky boos, creepy coos

tricky treats, sugary sweets

spine-chilling thrills, spell-binding spills

blood-curdling screams, nightmarish

    dreams

gruesome gores, haunted lores

misty midnights, foggy twilightss

apparitions cackle, yiping jackals

bizarre beasts, macabre feasts

phantoms screech, phantasms breach

scarecrows shock, spirits gawk

supernatural superstitions terrify missions

autumn, death, ancestoral worship

black cats, rats, and bats roam around

     freely

haunted houses, hayrides, rouse vaunted

death's darkness, devil's harkness

wicked werewolves howls, growls

dreadful demons disguised as seamens

jackolaterns shine, veil's thinness entwines

frightful fairies aflutter, clutter stutters

ghastly, ghoully, ghostly, grisly, goblins

mischievously frequenting cemeteries, tormenting graves' tombstones, cadavers

corpses remains, imps misbehavior

witches, warlocks, spellcrafty wizardry

like everything that goes bump in the night

or those freaky freaks.


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