Witching Hour

Immanuel R. Knight
Poets Unlimited
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1 min readOct 29, 2016
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The time is soon, the wind shall howl,
Come ye children of silent cowl!
We mourn our dead but fall alive
Into nightmare we scream, a horrid dive

A night of candy, tricks, and treats
The midnight hour, graveyard streets;
Moonlight cries beneath dead skies
Ghosts and goblins with bleeding eyes

Vampires stalk the lonely ones
Caught outside, night’s darkest sons;
Absence fills deep void of day
As spiteful wraiths crawl out to play

Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide,
Lock your doors or they’ll sneak inside;
Monsters prowl this night of myth
The spirits shall find and scare you stiff

It’s coming soon, can’t you feel?
Nightmares are becoming real;
As the witching hour draws ever near
Phantoms to fester your deepest fear

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Immanuel R. Knight
Poets Unlimited

Don’t let the dark times get you down. Wandering ways with words.