![]() Jack-o-lanternA Poem by SorenA stingy watchman named Jack, never made it back, from drinking with the devil So they say, he made the Prince of Darkness pay, for the drinks of their revel Furthermore, being tight, he kept Satan's money that night, making it Moloch's loss And made the evil one agree, that in hell he would never be, with the aid of a cross When he died, in heaven he wished to abide, but God said no! A man that makes a deal, and does steal, from the devil belongs below But Satan, with a grin, wouldn't let Jack in, between heaven and hell he must roam So that no more deals could he make, Lucifer his tongue did take, now Jack's silent, without a home But he gave Jack a coal, to light his way while on patrol, as he wanders through the night Not to burn his hand, the coal he jammed, into a stolen skull, where as a lantern it shines bright Don't let your desire, to follow fools fire, willow the wisp or the fire of a fairy Lead you to dark places, where Jack's face is, or your head he may carry Now he needs a child's soul, to fuel his coal, and keep his lantern alight On All Hallow's Eve, don't let him you deceive, a jack-o-lantern's lost soul could take yours tonight © 2022 SorenReviews
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