Scampy mouse looked ’round his house,
But all that he could see
Were must and rust and cheese crumb dust,
And a cobweb; maybe three.
“I must have flask or wig or mask;
Or robes, or vampire teeth.”
Yet, high and low and to and fro —
“No costume,” Scampy squeaked.
Then, start’ling him, a *quack* *ring* *knock*;
He jumped. “Who could that be?”
He opened up to Tammy Duck,
Who asked him, “Trick or treat?”
She held a wand, a potion, bag;
Plus extra, long, white sheet.
“You wanna be a scary ghost,
For this year’s Halloween?”
Photo Credit: Image by Free-Photos from Pixabay
Created for Susanna Leonard Hill’s Halloweensie Contest.
©2019 Chelsea Owens
That was a lot of fun and not scary at all.
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🙂 She doesn’t seem to ever like scary …or anything I write…
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What a sweet Halloween story with unexpected characters. “Cheese crumb dust.” is such a delicious detail. @AnneLipton
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Thank you! I think that’s the sort of dust a mouse would have. 🐁
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Agreed!
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I really like this very whimsical 🙂
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Thanks!
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Sweet story and a happy ending. I love happy endings! Good luck!
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Thank you! You, too!
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Boo! 👻🐀🧀
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Ghost mouse. Ghost cheese. 🙂
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Ghost cheese…sneeze. 🤧
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That’s great. Son loved it when he asked what I was smiling at. You are good at this.
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Thanks! I’m glad you liked it.
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Cute!
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Thanks!
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love it; love the fun; you do these sorts of poems very well
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Thanks, John!
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What a nice duck friend. A sweet Halloween tale. Well done!
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Thank you! 🙂
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What a delightful poem. I think children would love it. I like the friendly ending.
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Aw; thanks, Norah!
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Heckin cute.
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Heck yeah! 😀
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