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These Are the Ghoul Times!




In the midst of the ghoulish times to be had tonight, don't forget to take advantage of our Spooky Sale! Grab your 15% OFF treat before they're all gone! Ends tonight at Midnight!!


But, for now, enjoy this short poem we put together, The Skeleton Horse.

A rattle of bones!
Oh, who could it be?
It's the Skeleton Horse,
Looking to see,
If that cauldron of treats we left on the lawn,
Might make a good feast,
For this haunted farm.

A rattle of bones! Quick, look and see!
The Skeleton Horse has stolen our treats!
Apples and carrots and peppermints fall,
Leaving a trail of goodies for all.

Following the hoof prints,
the glowing eyes in the night,
Past the big pumpkin patch,
And the Jack-o-Lanterns' light.

Out near the old barn,
With its walls well-worn,
The Skeleton Horse stayed,
In a bundle of hay.

Another rattle of bones!
Quick, look and see!
A mountain of treats,
Perfectly made for a feast.

All the land's beasts appeared in a hustle,
Gathering around at the loud sound of a bustle.
After a bunch of crunching and munching,
Every apple, every carrot and every peppermint gone,
The Skeleton Horse bowed his head,
And then looked to the sky with a yawn.

At the end of a good, long run,
The Skeleton Horse had finally finished his Halloween fun.

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