Goblins, gremlins, ghosts, galore tricksters, treaters: not anymore. Parties, parades, toffees, galore masks, costumes, gowns to adore. My black teeth sharp anticipating gore I’m up on a chair behind the door wielding something special in store. So whatever you do, I implore don’t you dare enter my yard since you won’t leave unscarred. Hee. Hee. Hey! ******! ******! Whatever neat and clever your riddle my axe will split you down the middle. Though you scream, squirm and squeal You kids will be my very next meal.
Tobias
A grateful nod to Christopher P. Wyman and other Halloween themed poems by HP poets.