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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Night Owl Poetry – Dorinda Duclos

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Halloween Thrill – #poetry of the #witch

27 Wednesday Oct 2021

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Halloween, Poetry

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She takes her flight
Straight into night
Can’t miss her
She’s a hideous sight

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Halloween Fright – #poetry #reblog

25 Monday Oct 2021

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Halloween, Poetry

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#poetry, dorindaduclos.com, ghosts, ghouls, goblin, Halloween, Night Owl Poetry, poems, witch, writing

Feeling a bit under the weather so this is one from 2014. Hope you enjoy. 😊

Blackness fills the sky once bright
Witches, Goblins, Ghosts aflight
Soaring, Shrieking, Spectral Beings
Chasing after Unearthly Dreams

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For Richer or Poorer – #poetry of a #witch

20 Wednesday Oct 2021

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Halloween, Poetry

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Watching from round the corner
Trying to make sense of the scene
A witch and her faithful companion
Must nearly be Halloween!

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Unsuspecting – #poetry of the #witch

09 Saturday Oct 2021

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Perched up high, upon a branch
In the forest, dark and scary
The owl waits for his next prey
Though his mistress, quite contrary

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Shiver & Quiver – #HappyHalloween – #witches

31 Saturday Oct 2020

Posted by Dorinda Duclos in Poetry

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#poetry, cat, death, dorindaduclos.com, goblins, graveyard, Halloween, Night Owl Poetry, poems, witch, writing


Come take a ride on my broomstick

Meet my precious cat, Mr. Quiver

We’ll turn your head, round and round

Upside down, make your whole body shiver

Throw in some jack-o-lanterns

Light the candles, watch them flame

The goblins? In the graveyard?

They’re writing numbers, taking names

I will tell my tale this Halloween

About the time I caught your eye

And how you fell for my greatest plan

I’m so sorry that you had to die

Your time has come to a dreadful end

On the gravestone, etched in black

Your name and, yes, the date you left

Sad to say, there’s no turning back

 

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