On this Halloween night,
When the moon fills the sky,
You may see crazed witches
On their brooms zipping by
They're really quite daring,
But those witches are sly,
When the moon glows too bright,
They need help when they fly!
If they spy a black cat,
Or bright pumpkin nearby,
They will cast a small spell
So these darlings won't cry!
Then black cats and pumpkins,
Who are sprightly but shy,
Will jump upon broomsticks,
And away they all fly
Yes, on Halloween night,
Cast your eyes to the sky
As black cats and pumpkins,
So bewitched, will zoom by!
When Halloween's over,
And the sun rides the sky,
Black cats and bright pumpkins
Upon porches may lie
They'll look to be resting
Or perhaps yawn a sigh;
Should you hear them cackle,
And dare stop to ask why,
They're dreaming of flying,
But take care not to pry;
Their eyes may bewitch you
Though the night has gone by
So don't prod and don't poke;
Only tiptoe on by
Ere they cast their own spell,
And on broomstick you'll fly!
Be sure to remember
When Halloween comes nigh,
For I’ve shared charmed secrets,
And this witch doesn’t lie...
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