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Bad Moon

A Halloween poem inspired by CCR song “Bad Moon”

By Rasma RaistersPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Bad moon in the sky,

don't dare ask why,

as bats and witches fly by.

Vampires with blood-red lips leering,

all who see them are fearing,

they gather for the Halloween feast.

They'll be joined by every creepy beast,

deep in the darkest mausoleum,

Dracula the host,

is slowly coming awake,

in this party, he has a great stake,

to show his gleaming fangs

and to greet his ghoulish guests.

The skeleton band,

is setting up,

their bones are rattling,

their jaws clacking.

And Drac's girl,

the Wicked Witch of the West,

is flying in to do the twist,

this is something not to be missed.

Across the bad moon in the sky,

scary spirits do fly,

the Mummy comes stumbling

and bumbling.

Lightning flashes

and thunder crashes,

as Drac appears beckoning all to come near.

The Mummy among the gravestones,

now looking quite dapper,

while Frankenstein

and his bride,

look forward to this Halloween delight.

The bad moon brightens

and we hear a mournful howl,

from behind a gravestone,

a hairy paw with claws appears,

it’s the werewolf -

never missing a night of fun.

Witches are stirring,

a cauldron with black punch,

for the party,

to make every ghoul into a fool.

Tonight on Halloween,

beware of the bad moon winking,

you never know who might appear,

grab a hold of your favorite creature,

strut forth to a spooky melody,

misty blue and foggy up above,

creatures of the night –

will have fun till daylight.

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About the Creator

Rasma Raisters

My passions are writing and creating poetry. I write for several sites online and have four themed blogs on Wordpress. Please follow me on Twitter.

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    Written by Rasma Raisters