A Scary Halloween Night, Poem By David P Carroll

As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves crunch beneath our feet, Halloween draws near, bringing with it a sense of mystery and a touch of magic. It’s a time for eerie tales, spooky decorations, and chilling stories that send shivers down our spines.

In the spirit of the season, we are thrilled to present “A Scary Halloween Night,” a hauntingly beautiful poem by David P Carroll.

This evocative piece captures the essence of Halloween with its vivid imagery and spine-tingling atmosphere, inviting readers to experience the thrills and chills of a night filled with dark enchantment.

A Scary Halloween Night (Poem)

On Halloween night
A chill runs down my spine and
There is a very loud bang tonight and
The little children run with
fright and the
Whispers in the darkness of the
night and scary eyes are watching from afar
And the feeling of dread in the air on
Halloween night

A twisted reality a Nightmare
Come to life
And little children you better
run for your life

And the shadows whisper in
The darkness of the night and the crazy
Monsters are crawling in the
corners of our minds and
It’s a terrible fright

And the blood sucking
Vampires are lurking in the
darkness of the night
And the skeletons are dancing under
The moonlight

And the haunted houses filled
with frightful sounds
Cackling witches and the
howling werewolves and
Ghosts of the past come out
to play on Halloween night and
It’s a night of pure horror
Where anything can truly
happen on this scary and crazy
Halloween night.

David P Carroll’s “A Scary Halloween Night” perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Halloween, weaving together the excitement and eeriness that makes this time of year so captivating.

As we navigate through haunted houses, carve pumpkins, and share ghostly tales, this poem serves as a reminder of the magic that comes alive when darkness falls on All Hallows’ Eve.

We hope you enjoyed this journey into the unknown and invite you to let your imagination run wild as Halloween approaches. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for things that go bump in the night!