by III
The children gather;
the pumpkins stare.
They beg for treasure
but never they share.
And so my brothers,
we shall embark
and go a’questing
when it gets dark.
They don their masks;
they play at fear.
But what they forget
will let us draw near.
We’ll show them our faces,
though see them they shan’t.
Because we are singing
the hiding chant.
Now go out among them
and into the night.
Go now my goblins;
it is time to unite!
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III (Trey Martin) is a local, Atlanta-area poet with interests in neoclassical forms as as free verse. Trey is a proud LGBT artist, with a penchant for taking an “alternative” view of the world both around and within us.
I love, love, love this!
muahahahahhaa… loved it.
It gave me chills. Love it.
memories flood – love Halloween and this poem