There was a little pumpkin that lived in a patch,
It was round and big and I knew it was the one I wanted to snatch.
I grabbed it real fast because it was so unique,
I knew that it was a special treat.
You were not orange like all the others,
You were white like no other.
White pumpkin, white pumpkin,
Why are you white?
Did a ghost jump out and give you a fright?
It was Halloween night when I found you,
Did you turn white when a ghost said, “Boo!”
Pumpkin, pumpkin, I love you.
Jack Denchfield, 6, attends school at Our Lady of Mercy in Potomac.