What Shall I Be For Halloween?
“What shall I be for
Halloween?”
A most important
consideration
For it matters how one
will be seen
At least in a child’s
estimation
Some kids go for the same
old things
A pirate, princess, or
super hero
But anyone who’s earned
their bat wings
Knows that stuff rates a
big fat zero
Halloween’s a time for
fright
You need to dress up scary
A creeping ghoul or
floating ghost
Or something big and hairy
No self-respecting goblin
would
Be caught dead wearing a
cape
That sort of thing is just
no good
You need some claws to
scrape
A scary witch or monster
foul
That’s the kind of thing
to be
Vampire fangs and a black
cowl
As frightening as one can
be
When it gets dark, it’s time
to go
Scaring up and down the
street
Knock on doors to let them
know
With cries of “Trick or
treat!”
But going out while it’s
still light
Makes it hard to leave
your mark
And those who do Halloween
right
Know that it’s best to
wait ‘til dark
So don’t go out in costumes
bright
Or dressed-up like a
circus clown
Because the evil spirits might
Just run you straight outta
town
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