Holy moly, how have I not read this before?!? Most Halloween poems I've seen are relatively brief, atmospheric glimpses (lovely as they may be)––but this is damn near epic in its reach and ambition. I don't love every line, but I do love the passion and commitment of it. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Holy moly, how have I not read this before?!? Most Halloween poems I've seen are relatively brief, atmospheric glimpses (lovely as they may be)––but this is damn near epic in its reach and ambition. I don't love every line, but I do love the passion and commitment of it. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.