I wonder if Halloween is the only
Day of the year that
the goths
Dress colourfully like
butterflies
Instead of the normal
drab moths
I wonder if Halloween is the only
Day of the year that
the goths
Dress colourfully like
butterflies
Instead of the normal
drab moths
Are you wearing Halloween earrings?
They rather fill me
with dread?
Please answer me one
question
Are they real shrunken
heads?
Are you wearing striped stockings?
It must be that time
of the year again
I know you think
they’re cute, but
Your legs look like
necrotic candy canes
“Witness for the Prosecution” is a Courtroom
Drama, written for
television by John Gay, screenplay written by Billy Wilder and
Harry Kurnitz, Agatha
Christies play adapted for television by Lawrence B. Marcus, and Directed by
Alan Gibson.
In this extremely
enjoyable courtroom drama, cantankerous, yet brilliant barrister Sir Wilfred
Robarts (Sir Ralph Richardson) returns to his office in London, having
recovered from a heart attack, under the watchful eye of Nurse Plimsoll
(Deborah Kerr).
He is subsequently
invited to defend Leonard Vole (Beau Bridges), who is the prime suspect in the
murder of an elderly rich woman.
The unemployed, former
World War II veteran, married to his beloved German wife Christine Vole (Dame
Diana Rigg), is accused of seducing, and murdering the wealthy middle-aged
single woman, Emily French (Patricia Leslie), in order to inherit eighty
thousand pounds, and the stubborn QC must defend him.
I am being haunted by
A dancing ghostly
vision
Who really has the
moves
So I call him Boogie
Man
My friend asked me
What I was going to be
For Halloween
I said “Drunk will do
me”
Halloween is just an excuse
For girls to dress
inappropriately
And that’s why
Halloween
Is the best holiday
for me