Halloween Night...At The Cemetery Comments

Yikes! ! ! ! ! This was frightening- - - reminds me of the terror I felt watching a Dracula movie at a tender age- -never gor over that sick-to-my-tummy feeling! You didn't miss a monster that I know of. Shiver! Well done even though mega frightening!

Richard, great work. There is something here that reminds me of The Werewolves of London. I can just imagine Wolfman Jack giving your poem an official and solemn reading in honour and celebration of Halloween. Awesome, Richard.

As I hail from India, I have not much of an idea about Halloween.But I have read about this festival..Remembering the dead, martyrs and saints is its central purpose.Halloweens are supposed to be fun and may be an act where we people should get rid of their fear of the dead or ghost and visit cemeteries to light candle and remember them.Playing prank on each other, wearing masks like ghosts etc are some fun activities people engage while celebrating Halloween.But if such activities taken too far may turn into something bizarre and really bad, as the poet reveals in this brilliant imaginative write.Let me quote- - He dressed like The Grim Reaper She like the Devil's Screamer They vandalized the mausoleum With their morbid horror museum Their bottle of courage being Kentucky Whiskey They drank and drank until they got wickedly crazy

Wow.. what a horror bathed poem thrilling the heart of a reader, so exciting..felt like viewing a horror movie alone at midnight in a farm house near a jungle. Thanks Richards for the great imaginative poem. 10++++ for it. Regards. Subhas

Just finished reading as if finished a horror movie.. Excellent Richard

Depicting horror but generally tight as a theme. It tends to shoot one's mind to the stygian world. Much kudos for an apt portrayal of one's poetic prowess. Cheers.

For many a thrillful scream this Halloween night was. On this gloomy depraved Halloween night dead persons were in fright. Twas the black night of Halloween was amazing with good celebration. Brilliant perception was expressed in poem. Excellent! Wishing you very happy Halloween...10

of course coy has opposing definitions! ! ! : Search Results Dictionary coy koi/ adjective adjective: coy; comparative adjective: coyer; superlative adjective: coyest (especially with reference to a woman) making a pretense of shyness or modesty that is intended to be alluring. she treated him to a coy smile of invitation synonyms: arch, simpering, coquettish, flirtatious, kittenish; demure, shy, modest, bashful, reticent, diffident, self-effacing, shrinking, timid her coy demeanor is just an act antonyms: brazen reluctant to give details, especially about something regarded as sensitive. he is coy about his age dated quiet and reserved; shy ================================= you mention both walking dead and waling dead. hmm? gotta go. i may be back, if i don't die. maybe you have watched 'too many' scary movies? ? ? is there such a thing as too many of them? ? ? bri :) a favorite line: Twas the black night of Halloween Boy and girl nowhere to be seen

Ha ha loony dark thrilling fun poem. They sure roused both the dead and the living he he. Fantastic rhyminy and imagination gone aptly entertaining in a ghoulish halloweenish trick n treat. Thumbs up.