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Us three little kids run amok through the nights creating our own mischief and creating our own frights. We sneak up concrete steps that lead to wooden doors and ring the bells right next to them and run away on all fours Who? You ask, that we ding-dong ditch, we've pranked humans, monsters, and once even a witch. We once rang the door during the day of some creeper and nearly had a meeting with the grim reaper. But that did not stop our tricky ways so we ding-dong ditch death, always. For we're not the children of daylight we are the children of the night
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Apr 24, 2018
Apr 24, 2018 at 10:38 PM UTC
The Children of the Night
Us three little kids run amok through the nights creating our own mischief and creating our own frights. We sneak up concrete steps that lead to wooden doors and ring the bells right next to them and run away on all fours Who? You ask, that we ding-dong ditch, we've pranked humans, monsters, and once even a witch. We once rang the door during the day of some creeper and nearly had a meeting with the grim reaper. But that did not stop our tricky ways so we ding-dong ditch death, always. For we're not the children of daylight we are the children of the night
© Tatiana I know it's not Halloween, but this is a very Halloween-like poem and the concept of ding-dong-ditching death is one of those ideas that just can't leave your head until you write it in.
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27/F/American
Apr 24, 2018
Apr 24, 2018 at 10:38 PM UTC
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