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Hallowed Pumpkin Eve

 


Drat the luck 'All Hallowed Eve' is here

There'll be witches and gouls pinching your rear

There's one now poking about 

With a green face and a long snout

On that snout there is a wart

And something else I must report

On the wart there is a hair

Now why in the world is it there?

 

There's a broomstick flying in the air

There's no witch on it anywhere

Instead there sits a big, fat toad

And there's a spook running down the road

He's lost his sheet so grab it quick

He's gone, that's a neat trick

There's a pumkin with lighted eyes

That will make some tasty pies

 

Here come the kids dressed to the gills

In scary costumes and frilly frills

Here is one that's dressed like a sailor

I wonder who was his tailor

Here is one dressed as a princess bride

With a jack-o -lantern by her side

There is one dressed like a bum

With a charcoal beard and chewing gum

 

Kids knock on doors,"trick or treat"

Then running quickly across the street

And hold out their bag for more and more

Being sure to not miss a door

And when it's all said and done

To be sure it was a lot of fun

Halloween cannot be beat

Hey! Who pinched my seat???


October 14, 2005

 

 

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Lila May Guptill (AKA) Lunaria
 
 
 

Posted: 2005-10-14 17:13:06 UTC

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