Me reading some creepy poems I have written. I thought since it is All Hallow’s Eve they fit the theme! Enjoy! Happy Halloween/Samhain!

Since I’ve never had any real life ghost experiences and since all my scarey stories aren’t all that scarey I decided to recite three Halloween poems. I hope you like them. The last one, “Black and Gold”, I memorized in 2nd grade. Funny what you remember…

Ive written my mum a christmas poem, but i cant think of one for my father! not long left!? can somone write one for me or find one on the internet for him!?

Pretty pleeeeeeeease =D

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me and my friend are writing poems for are parents and we need your help.
do you have any ideas on poems.

like how we really do care that there for us and that we do love them even when we dont say or act like it….

plz help:)

Tis Will Spice Up Your Halloween Basicly mood seters…….

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I know christmas passed already but i need a short christmas for a project in class. i would like it if it was short like 4 lines, not serious just a short cute fun poem..thanks

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