Obey the laws on Halloween, All Hallows’ Eve,
because not everything is what it seems. That night
the veil between the worlds becomes quite obsolete.
The ghosts awake from dreamless sleep, creating fright
among young teens on silent gravestones, saying trick
or treat, won’t you give me something to eat? A mime,
a skeleton, a cat: three costumed kids all lick
their lollipops until they’re gone. After some time,
the little monsters return home with tummies full
of candy. Mummy greets the trio with a boo.
The homes darken, and streets relax into a lull.
Only the spirits roam the earth this night. But you,
young monster, mummy’s ghoul, are safely tucked in bed.
Don’t heed the quiet whispers. Please ignore the dead.
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