Halloween
As October's chill begins to take its hold, And leaves turn to crimson and gold, Halloween approaches, a night of delight, When the supernatural dances in the moonlight. Pumpkins carved with grins so wide, In the inky darkness, they'll guide. Children dressed in costumes, full of glee, Trick-or-treating, laughter, and mystery. Ghosts and goblins, witches and more, Knocking on doors, exploring the lore. Candies and treats in buckets they stash, Under the glow of the Jack-o'-lantern's flash. Haunted houses with eerie sounds, Thrills and chills, the heart astounds. Cauldrons bubbling, potions brewing, In this night, enchantment pursuing. With friends and family, we celebrate, Halloween's arrival, it's never too late. A festival of fun, a magical sight, In the midst of darkness, we find our light.
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