Tis the season to be unjolly

Timothy Michael Douget

Tis the season to be unjolly.
With darkness, candy,
And reckless folly

Parading gouls,
Witches and lost souls
Door to door they flow
In a dance agaisnt the wind
For sweet treats
And evil grins

Long sheets of white paper
Dangle from the trees
As the moon rises
Caught on a breeze.

At long last the night is deep,
The witching hour,
Kids asleep.
As thier new found sweets
In a bucket nearby; lie.
Time to end this poem to all
Good Night.

-Timothy Douget

  • Author: Timothy Michael Douget (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 15th, 2023 07:54
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  • novaa

    I loved how the tone of the poem changed in the end. Enjoyed it!



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