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On Hallows' Eve


Beyond the meadow, pumpkins lay
Amidst the birch and bales of hay
Basking in the moonlit glow,
Crows perch high on scarecrowRabbits flitter 'cross the field 
Stalks of corn embrace their yield
Looming shadows high,they tower
Ever near the witchin' hourLeaves pirouette in the dark
Bats fly low then embark
Thistle swagger in the breeze
Just below the apple trees,

House to house, off they go
Candy baskets overflown'
Costumed tots laugh with delight
On this hallows' eve night
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