The Best Halloween Poems--Episode 3: "The Haunted Oak" By Paul Laurence Dunbar

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Children of Horror,

The season of Halloween has arrived! To celebrate we will be presenting one poem nightly of the best Halloween poems ever conjured to terrify and delight! And remember, devilishly devoted to horror…and Halloween, may your souls always be!

Our third episode is Paul Laurence Dunbar's “The Haunted Oak”. Enjoy!