HalloweenA Poem by Blake McDuffieOne dreary Halloween My friend and I decided we wanted to hear screams So my friend stuck a razor in my mouth And cut me a most charming smile, have no doubt Next he cut off my nose Giving me a triangular pose Then he poked out my eyes By now I was attracting many buzzing flies After this he opened up the back of my skull Surely now my senses were dull Finally he interested a glowing candle And lifted me by the spine, as a handle All the children screamed at the sight of my Jack As for me, my life had faded to black © 2008 Blake McDuffieAuthor's Note
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Added on October 31, 2008AuthorBlake McDuffieBaton Rouge, LAAboutEnglish major at LSU 20 I write mostly short stories I also enjoy poems more..Writing
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