Halloween Night

On Halloween night, the moon glows bright,

Kids in costumes, a whimsical sight.

Ghosts and goblins dance with cheer,

As laughter echoes, drawing near.

But wait! A ghost rounds the corner, with a grin,

Wearing a switch in its hat—let the fright begin!

It sways and it shivers, its presence is stark,

In the shadows it lingers, a flicker in the dark.

Pumpkins smile, their candles flicker,

Sweet treats waited, hearts grow quicker.

“Oh, what a sight!” you gasp in surprise,

Not a friend, but a trick, filling hearts with a rise.

Winds whisper secrets, stories untold,

A night full of magic, both warm and bold.

So, when night falls and shadows converge,

A ghost with a hat can lead to a surge.

Under the stars, with thrills in the air,

Halloween’s wonder mixes joy and a scare.

In this spellbound moment, surprises take flight,

For Halloween's charm fills the crisp, dark night.