A Halloween Haiku Poem
Stay Inside
Skin crawling bone chilling dark
Flickering eyes of madness
The children are wild
Published by Lori Adams Hunter
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16 Comments
Post a CommentCaptures the true spirit of Halloween perfectly in the last line !
The wee beasties do come out. Nice one!
Just the way Halloween night should be!
Very good, I liked this haiku!
Your title is perfect! You gave great reasons to stay inside!
Great job...I loved the last line :)
(= so true!
Oh yes - my kids go wild for Halloween!
My children are always wild haha lol
Really cool... :)