Spooky fun poem

Spooky fun

A Halloween poem

On Halloween night, with the moon up high, Witches and werewolves go flying by, Zombies and mummies begin to crawl, It’s the spookiest night, the best of them all!

Ghosts in sheets go “Boo!” in the dark, Vampires hiss while dogs start to bark, Jack-o’-lanterns grin with an eerie smile, As they light up the night, mile by mile.

Kids in costumes, from princess to clown, Trick-or-treating all over town, They knock on doors and eagerly say, “Give us candy, or we’ll scare you away!”

But beware of the house with a creepy sound, Where skeletons dance and zombies abound, They’ll offer you treats, but with a surprise, A tickle or two right before your goodbyes!

So if you’re out on this spooky night, With the stars above and the pale moonlight, Remember to laugh, have fun, and play, It’s a funny Halloween, hip-hip-hooray!

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