Halloween House

The shutters creak, the doors go squeak. The doorbell rings when nobody’s there, The floorboards crack, There’s something in the walls. Mice are scarce, even bugs never dare enter such a house. But on the night of Halloween it’s crowed with kids dressed as goblins and ghouls and those sorts of things, Carrying bags full of sugary snacks
That will later disappear before there parent’s very eyes. But this year no one lives in this strange old house, and so there will be no kids crowding inside or pumpkins hanging out. But wait! Jack-o-lanterns, Ghostly candles, Rip Stones and bowl’s full of candy await everyone on Halloween. A ghostly figure stand at a window watching the children ooh… and aah… over her wonderful house. "Tis is the night of Halloween and I have finally decorated my front yard after two thousand years!" Said the ghost.