The Goblin's Tree

Oh there you are BOYS AND GHOULS! I was just giving TEST GORES for my SHRIEK-CONOMICS CLASS aha-ha-ha-ha-ha. GHOST I mean MOST of my PUTRID-PUPILS are receiving an A PUS this FEAR! But here's a FINAL AX-AM to take that's on the CUTTING EDGE, about a girl who visits a FIEND OF HERS at his home known as...
It was a hot day back in July of 1962, a young girl was watching a Slinky go down the front porch steps of a home, somewhere over in New Jersey. Behind the house, stood a huge oak tree within the backyard, the hot air blowing through its leaves, rustling them. The girl picked up the Slinky on the ground and she walked around her home, into the backyard, and saw a dark figure sitting on a branch up, in the oak tree. The dark figure was thin and dark-green, with big eyes that glowed an reddish-orange color. It had teeth and fangs that were also reddish-orange, and the humanoid-goblin was bald, without features on it. Around its reddish-orange-shining-eyes, were black circles, and the goblin gripped other branches of the tree, with its hands having extremely long white claws on them. Two of the four reddish-orange fangs hung from its upper-lip, and the other two stuck up from its lower-lip. The monster also had gums of grey, along with gray liver spots on its bald head. The humanoid-goblin didn't have ears or a nose, just long nostrils. As the creature looked down at the girl with its feet also having extremely long white claws on them, it eerily grinned down at her. She smiled up at the monster. Later that day, the young girl was eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich at the table within the kitchen of the house. A young man walked into the kitchen and frowned at her then. "Winnie, what the heck have you been doin' all day girl? Get your chores done before I beat ya again" the young man said to her, meanly. "Please, Daddy, it's Summer. I'll get them done!!" Winnie replied to him, being afraid. "HURRY UP AND FINISH YOUR FOOD GIRL! AND MOP THESE FLOORS WINNIE!!!" Winnie's father yelled at her, meanly and walked out of their kitchen. Winnie cried. Soon, Winnie was mopping the hard wood floors of the kitchen and her father walked to the doorway of the kitchen, drinking a bottle of gin. He walked into the kitchen and gripped Winnie's wrist tightly, causing her to gasp in pain. "Y'all are not mopping right! You're missing spots girl!" Winnie's father yelled at her. He took off his belt and stretched it out. He turned her around, as she cried again. Meanwhile, a young woman pulled into the driveway of their home in a station wagon. When she came into the kitchen carrying two bags of groceries, Winnie ran to her and hugged her. "Mama, Daddy beat me again!!" Winnie said to her. "Oh, Dennis, how could you again? Our Daughter!!!" Winnie's mother said to Winnie's father. "Shut up, Beth!" Dennis replied to her, meanly. 
That evening, Beth drank a glass of lemonade, standing by the backdoor, while Winnie chased two butterflies in the backyard. The goblin hissed eerily from up, on the same huge tree-branch of the huge oak tree. Winnie noticed it again as the butterflies flew away. The humanoid-monster smiled eerily at her, waving a clawed-hand down at her. She smiled back and waved up at it. Dennis stood in the doorway of the backdoor, drinking another bottle of gin. The goblin saw him and hissed eerily again. pointing one white claw at him, causing Winnie to look over at her abusive father. Dennis looked angrily out at Beth walked outside, grabbed her by her arm, causing her to gasp in surprise and pain, and pull her into the house then. Winnie gasped in fear and ran to the doorway of her backdoor. The humanoid-goblin jumped down, out of the oak tree and hissed eerily. Winnie held onto the side of the doorway, her arms having bruises on them. "GET MY SUPPER WOMAN! AND DON'T BURN IT, BETH!!" Dennis shouted at her and slapped her across her face, making her gasp in pain. The goblin scurried over to the doorway and hissed at Dennis then. Both Winnie and Beth gasped in surprise, seeing it. The monster scurried into the house and when Dennis saw it, the goblin attacked him, grabbing his head with both of its clawed-hands, and sinking its upper-reddish-orange fangs into Dennis's throat, backing him up, into the shadows. Dennis screamed in horror, surprise and pain, writhing back and forth in the shadows of the hallway. Beth ran out, into the backyard and Winnie ran to her. They hugged each other, looking at the doorway of their backdoor, hearing sounds of eating coming from inside the house then. Soon, the goblin scurried out of the house, with its glowing-eyes of reddish-orange shining through the dark. Beth and Winnie sat under the oak tree together. As the goblin came closer to them, they both noticed it carrying Dennis's dead skeleton within its clawed-hands. The goblin held out two daffodils in its clawed-hand to Winnie and her mother. Winnie took one and then her mother hesitantly took the other. The goblin grinned at them and they grinned back. Then, it jumped up, into the oak tree with the dead skeleton of Dennis and both Beth and Winnie smiled and hugged each other. 
Awe, what a HEART-WORMING ENDING that was eh, boys and GHOULS? The goblin helped poor Winnie and her Mother Beth with Dennis, by GOING OUT ON A LIMB and BRANCHING OUT hee-hee-hee-hee!