Invasion of the Pumpkins
I have lived in many towns before
But never in a place
That has a pumpkin face
Guarding every door
In local grocery stores
Pumpkins lie on floors
Piled mountain high
In bountiful scores
To make pumpkin pie
Or pumpkin soup
Or Jack O’lanterns
To be scooped
And on the mischief night of Halloween
Pumpkin lanterns brightly beam
Lighting street scenes with a gleam
So trick-or-treaters can be seen
Dressed as ghosts, ghouls and witches green
In search of sweets and candy beans
Yet everywhere you go beware
The Jack O’lantern's scary scare
But soon the spooky grins
Of carved pumpkin skins sink in
As they rot and get old
Ending in the bin as mould
Published by Louth Leader 2007
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