All Hallows' Eve
They come great,
they come small –
some bearing half-face,
some pushing about floors to crawl –
few were of the festive nights' bait,
few grotesquely mauled –
witches stirred tonic groomed pots since the stroke of eight,
britches slinging to insanely men: surely they've came awol –
dear departed ones show up with squirmy bugs still roaming their breastplate,
canine snaring leers are perfectly welcomed for tonight's ball –
Course revelries wouldn't be complete without those whose livelihood is spent in a crate,
I'm hoping by breaking morning these mischief's come to a welcoming stall....
and will have been sent back for this time next year's nightfall.
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