The Good Ghost
The Good Ghost
Poem-3- a good ghost
In the quiet hours of the night,
When shadows dance in soft moonlight,
There roams a spirit kind and bright,
A ghost of goodness, pure delight.
With whispers gentle, like a breeze,
It moves among the ancient trees,
Its presence brings a sense of ease,
A guardian of souls at ease.
No haunt or terror does it bear,
No chilling wail, no dark despair,
But laughter floats upon the air,
A friend to those who linger there.
In old, abandoned halls it roams,
A beacon in the haunted gloams,
Dispelling fear with gentle tomes,
A specter of serenity, it roams.
So, if you feel a spectral hand,
A touch so light, you'll understand,
'Tis just the spirit, pure and grand,
A goodly ghost in spirit land.
