October Considered Poem by Pamela Davison

October Considered

Rating: 5.0


Step gently, my sweet,
Into the hallowed night,
And be not afraid
Of the mystery awaiting you.

See me as your escort,
Here to overshadow
Frightening things,
Great and small.

To the gates
We must journey.
Your presence delayed
Long enough.

Be aware
Of where your eyes land,
For this is no time
To be foolish.

Seek now
The gift of courage
As you enter this domain,
So fascinating.

Deities ponder
Your existence,
And would have you
For their own.

Go meekly into the night,
My friend,
But wield your sword
Of righteousness well.

I’ll stand beside you,
Watching all along,
Counting every piece of candy
You’d dare consume.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ivy Christou 10 October 2005

i liked this.. it was powerful especially the last part.. it reminded me of a brave gladiator! great write! HBH

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Uriah Hamilton 30 September 2005

Reading this poem, I want to put on a costume, hold your hand, and go door to door later this October!

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