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MAKING JACK O' LANTERNS
Just take a golden pumpkin
Of quite the largest size,
Cut all 'round the stem, just so,
Scrape out the inside below,
And cut two holes for eyes.
And now fix a nose beneath,
And such a great big mouth with teeth,
And you've a jack-o'-lantern!
Then fix a tallow candle,
Just big enough to light,
And when it flickers, see him blink,
And when it flares up, see him wink
And smile so broad and bright.
This is the jolliest sort of a fellow,
With cheery face so round and yellow,
This funny jack-o'-lantern.
-Anonymous
The French equivalent of "Pumpkin" (our pet name) is calling them "Chou-Chou" which is little cabbage.
You will find poetry nowhere unless you bring some of it with you.
~ Joseph Joubert
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