How you know its Halloween Night
Howling winds screaming in the eerie night,
Jack-o-lanterns peaking out of house windows,
flickering and bright
Draculas, warwolfs, mummies, and knights,
run through the streets under the
neighborhood lights
Haunted houses, monsters, vampires and treats,
wait by the door for their
victim to greet
Screams and laughter, feet running through
the streets, excited to get to their next
candy, trick or treat
Bags filled with candy, dragging feet to the cars
goodbye to all ghosts and goblins,
all lights out, but the stars
Howling eerie winds, and flickering orange
lights, this is when you know
it is Halloween night
By Jace Dura
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