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Trick or Treat


On All Hallows Eve night the kids all come

While ringing doorbells and shuffling their feet

Their little fingers are all cold and numb

With those famous words of, “Trick or Treat.”

 

They all wear their costumes and ghoulish masks

Knocking on all doors for their yearly treats

Witches and goblins carry on their tasks

With Halloween comes the patter of feet.

 

Their wistful faces you can’t recognize

Monsters and witches stalking through the night

Their little masks make an awesome disguise

On All Hallows Eve is the Night of Fright.

 

Their voices and the sound of little feet

Are known by all when they say, “Trick or Treat.”

 
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