Poetry of various types that I've written,
Join me dear friend,
You won't regret,
Join me dear friend,
It'll be a wild ride,
The wildest of them all-
Caution: Some poems may trigger past or current trauma and depressive thoughts. Those works will ha...
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HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
I'll BE... By: Maria Lambdin
I peek into the closet, And what then, shall I see? A door behind the clothing, Causing me, disbelief!
Open the door, I dare. And in the room, I stare. I stare at my family heirlooms, A room that's full of costumes.
Stepping into the doorway, I begin by clearing my airway, "Anyone there?" I shout, And then I see a scout.
"Run my friend, Or your life will end!" He cries hysterically, And vanishes miraculously.
Then comes the bear, Brown and matted, Scary yet furry, "Hi, my name is Murphy!"
Alas, it is but a boy, A boy in a costume. A brown matted bear, A scary furry bear.
Next comes the breeze, OH, I freeze. Elsa the great, Beautiful, mate.
She opens her mouth, And begins to spout, "My name is Jane, And I'll make it rain!"
Rain it did, From her hands, The ice, Spilt like rice.
She fled my sight, Then came bright, Albert Einstein!
Crazy hair, Chemistry, everywhere. A lab coat so white, His name was Mike.
Away with the genius, Here comes the meanest. Bloody. Rotting. Demented. Moaning. Groaning. Terrorizing. Brain-eating, Life-sucking. Zombie. His name was Rambie.
We've met Murphy the Bear, Jane the Elsa, Mike the Albert Einstein, And Rambie the Zombie. Who's next?
None other than Lucy and Jacob, Come along now. A cute little couple, Romantically drowned.
Princess and prince. Here till the end, Always on the mend, They're the princess and prince.
Princess with blond hair, Prince with brunette, Princess with green eyes, Prince with a set, Of black eyes.
All the costumes, Surrounding me, I must choose, Which speaks to me. I'll be...
