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And Pumpkins, every size and shape!
"Pumpkin, pumpkin, burning bright,
Jack 'o Lantern in the night,
Scare the evil from my door,
and keep me safe from fright."
"On Hallow's Eve, when the moon is full,
and the wind is blowing the leaves around,
and a black cat prowls through shadows dark,
and the cold air magnifies every sound...
Hush! What's that noise?
Oh, it's only the wind.
I think that's all...
my courage mend,
Through the night, as black as soot,
on errand dark, I find my way,
the clouds now cover the moon so bright.
Hurry, yes hurry, I must away.
Oh, why tonight?
Why didn't I stay
behind my door?
Why did I stray,
To moonlit woods where the wind blows wild?
Look, there's a bonfire over there,
Is it people, or witches that dance around?
To go and see I must not dare.
No one can know
I'm out tonight,
risking my life,
or at least a fright.
On the scariest night, of all the year,
I brave the night, so dark, so drear,
because my love waits for me near,
For him I'll brave the fear."
Halloween poems by Elsbeth, you may use if you give a link to this page, "http://www.simpleatheart.com/halloween.htm" preferably with the graphic button at the bottom (right click, "save as", put it inside a link tag).
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