A dark and stormy night is how this thing begins.
With someone screaming wildly as the knife goes in.
A man dressed in black, menacing and dark.
Lurks ‘round every corner in your local park.
He waits for you to stumble directly in his path.
Then he pounces on you, showing you his wrath.
No, never trust the night. You don’t know what it hides.
Or you will surely discover the evil that it guides.
Until one night you venture into that park to play,
And find that night and darkness aren’t as evil as they say!
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Love this poem ❤! It’s a Halloween poem for sure 👍
Love this!!! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to getting your book.
That was great, I read it like I would read Edgar Allen Poe😜👍🏻💜💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Thank you! My grandfather always told me we are related to Edgar Allen Poe! He said his mother’s maiden name was Poe. 😮😃 That would explain my dark side. 😉