Corby-based poet George Stanworth shares two Halloween-themed poems

Here are two Halloween poems by Corby-based poet George Stanworth

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Cover Page of Children's Book of poetry for 7 yesrs upwards called 'Don't Trick Or Treat A Lion' | George Stanworth and Kev P

October 31st

It moves like the night consuming the day.

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A picture of the Corby based author, George Stanworth, performing at a poetry event | George Stanworth

It creeps like a cat about to catch prey.

It breathes like a shadow walking behind.

It howls like a werewolf thought in the mind.

It lurks like a zombie noise in the mist.

It welcomes all spirits trapped in abyss.

It's complex and scares us, but let's us have fun.

It cloaks itself 'round us until the day's done.

It's Halloween Again

It's Halloween again, hooray!

I've counted down the time since May.

Why is it only just one day?

It's Halloween again, hooray!

I love to scare the ghosts away,

although they don't exist, some say.

It's Halloween again today.

I've counted down the time since May.

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