Trick Or Treat Poem by Darwin Henry Beuning

Trick Or Treat

Rating: 5.0


Halloween

A time
When Evil and Darkness
Doth gather

Young children
Rushing house to house
Wanting candy and nothing else

A time
To kneel down
And say a prayer

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My wife and I are ready for this night, front porch light will be on, and bowls of candy ready to be given out. My wife is afraid to answer the door, so the duty is mine.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kitty Kaat 20 April 2021

Those selfish little ghouls take candy from us senile fools!

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Bri Edwards 31 May 2018

i didn't want to read another 'political' poem, so i settled [AGAIN] for this lovely one, about my favorite 'holiday'. YES, BRI DID LIKE CANDY; CANDY IS DANDY, THOUGH IT'S OFTEN SAID, LIQUOR IS QUICKER, TILL YOU ARE....DRUNK-DEAD! bri :)

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Bri Edwards 02 July 2017

i'd pray for Snickers bars and popcorn balls with red candies embedded in them. i suppose Hank has been tipped over while sitting in his Utah outhouse on many Halloween nights. bri :)

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Darwin Henry Beuning

Darwin Henry Beuning

Melrose, Minnesota
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