HALLOWEEN by C. Jennie Swaine Gay elfins flit under the holm's broad sheen, As the first star rises on Halloween; And goblins and fairi...

. . . OVER AT GRIM HOLLOW . I love this haunt.

HALLOWEEN by Henry Lee Fisher Among the bonnio winding banks Wnere Doon rins wbimplin clear; Whore Bruce once ruled the martial ranks, A...

I'm a big believer in the notion that poetry belongs to the reader.  Actually, I'd like to expand that to the world belongs to the i...

THE GHOST by Walter de la Mare "Who knocks?" "I, who was beautiful, Beyond all dreams to restore, I, from the roots of the d...

THE HALLOWEEN ELF by J.B. Tabb There's a funny little elf man, In a funny peak-ed cap, And he cuts such funny capers I Such a merry l...

HALLOWEEN by William Howe Cuyler Hosmer I. I had a vision:—in my dream I looked on Doon's enchanted stream, . The moonlight glinted for...

HAUNTED by Don Marquis A ghost is a freak of a sick man's brain? Then why do you start and shiver so? That's the sob and drip of a ...

HALLOWEEN by Arthur Peterson Out I went into the meadow, Where the moon was shining brightly, And the oak-tree's lengthening shadows On...