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2012 HALLOWE’EN!

Hallowe’en prompt at Imaginary Garden With Real Toadswas truly inspiring!

2012 PUMPKIN BY ERIC!

Have a safe & happy Hallowe’en, All!

Here is my response to the prompt!

Ghostly quote: Some one came knocking (from poem by Walter de la Mare)

On Hallowe’en night

After ghouls and goblins had given us a fright

Towards mid of the night I heard it

That sound on the door.

The newspaper came early?

Just tossed on the floor?

 

I rushed down the stairs

Unlocked the door

Not a sign of the raven

No bump in the night

Just a raccoon at the garbage

On Hallowe’en night!

 

© 2012 by Patricia Anne McGoldrick

For Hallowe’en prompt at Hallow’s Edge

October 31 2012/

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23 Comments »

  1. haha! Well, at least your nightly visitor was wearing a mask!

    Comment by Kerry O'Connor | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  2. Ha! Fun! Thanks for the smile!

    Comment by whimsygizmo | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  3. Unexpected knocks at the door are always worrying at night – but on All Souls’ Night? Shiver . . .

    Comment by jabblog uk | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  4. A visiting ghost with a mask…lol I have the same night time visitors.

    Comment by Susie Clevenger (@wingsobutterfly) | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  5. LOL…. Reminds me about a raccoon story of mine too… Spooky to start but… this was a fun read. Love Kerry’s comment too…lol

    Comment by Daydreamertoo | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  6. No sign of the raven… :) Our minds do conjure up much scarier things, don’t they.

    Comment by Margaret | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  7. At least this visitor isn’t picky about what you offer!

    Comment by laughwithme45 | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  8. I had to laugh at the thought of the newspaper coming early. In all the years I spent in the newspaper business, I never heard of such a thing!
    I like the idea of your masked visitor. There are no raccoons where I live now, but at least there are deer who come in the winter to munch the frozen fruit on our ornamental crabapple tree.
    Enjoyed your poem very much.
    K

    Comment by Kay Davies | October 31, 2012 | Reply

    • Thanks so much, Kay! Appreciate that comment about newspapers! Best!

      Comment by Patricia Anne McGoldrick | October 31, 2012

  9. I love it, a raccoon in the garbage on Hallowe’en night. Hope he found some goodies.

    Comment by Sherry Marr | October 31, 2012 | Reply

  10. That was fun to read! I love it being the raccoon looking for his Halloween treat ;D
    Happy Halloween

    Comment by Ella | November 1, 2012 | Reply

    • Raccoons are so clever. Do they follow a calendar? Not sure but their timing is impeccable!

      Comment by Patricia Anne McGoldrick | November 1, 2012

  11. I can handle the concept of a raccoon in the night … as long as Mr. Raccoon leaves the neighborhood kitties alone.

    Comment by Helen Dehner | November 1, 2012 | Reply

  12. Yes they are the noisy ones ~ Enjoyed your fun take ~

    Comment by Heaven (@asweetlust) | November 1, 2012 | Reply

    • Yes, they can make quite a noise! Thanks for stopping by for a read. :)

      Comment by Patricia Anne McGoldrick | November 1, 2012


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