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Monday, October 26, 2020

HALLOWEEN....Day Twenty-Six



Today is National Pumpkin Day being so the fall/Halloween word to use for the second time is PUMPKIN.  Yesterday was PUMPKIN CARVING but on November 2nd, the word was PUMPKIN(S).  I wondered about how to do the challenge today and did first the acrostic then a verse.  The acrostic mentions about how they can be used for Halloween.  Yes they can be carved; painted fancy or a combination of both.  I just liked to leave the pumpkin as is; not carved or painted up.  Of course in Florida they don’t last long outside.  
I wrote the verse piece about how a pumpkin is a seasonal object.  If you think about it, you only have the pumpkin for a few short weeks then evergreens take its place. 
This is Halloween week and all week I will be celebrating.  In fact all my daily ads I do for the Facebook page of my veterans organizations club will have a Halloween look to it. 
Until tomorrow....enjoy the day.  I still need to pick up candy, not for trick-or-treaters, but for those at the club. Have a great day and as always Stay Safe. 

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                      THE PUMPKIN 
               ©  Scottie-ann Murphy 

 Picking the perfect pumpkin to carve a 
     smiling face

Unless it’s painted instead with a fun design

Many options does one have to do with the 
        pumpkin

Possibly combine carving and painting the       
        gourd 

Kids and adults enjoy the fun of pumpkin 
      picking in the fall 
        
It is the seasonal object like an evergreen 
      tree at Christmas

Not only does the pumpkin make great      
      decorations but tasty treats 

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                  CENTER STAGE
              © Scottie-ann Murphy 

Happy face of the pumpkin 
  with vacant triangle eyes
Sitting in the window staring out
   into the world
A electric candle inside lights up it’s grin
Those walk past the house see the 
   sneering gourd
    that watches those strolling on a cool 
       autumn evening 
During the day it appears to sleep 
  but come dusk it awakes as the 
      orange face glows in the dark
Each night for a few weeks the pumpkin 
    takes center stage in the picture window
Day after Halloween it’ll be no more 
 Soon an evergreen will take its place 
   












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