Halloween Poetry

The wind is strong and bold
And makes me feel so very cold

The bats and cats are so scared
I do hope I am spared

Oh Halloween, Oh Halloween
Sometimes you can be so mean
I do hope this is over, until next October
Oh Halloween, Oh Halloween.

Halloween 

Bonfire, sweets, fireworks galore

Cats, pumpkins, fake blood on the wall

Cackling witches, Frankenstein‘s roar

Dancing and singing

Shadows on the wall

Children dressing up to give people a fright

Conkers crackling, squeals of delight

People laughing while playing a game

scary movies to make everyone scream

Abandoned houses old and creaking

Ghouls and goblins, small and creepy

Sweets given to greedy kids, bags full to bursting with Cadbury and Twix.

Cauldrons bubbling while being mixed

Children screaming let’s play some tricks

The one day of the year adults get to be kids, take off their suits and jump right in.

I think you’ll agree, because I hope you do

Halloween with its cackling…  booing….  howling…. laughing …  snorting … groaning …  banging…. clanking…..  shrieking …. Is the spookiest night of the year.

Halloween Night 

The wind was blowing silently, On the cool, Halloween night. 

And through the silence, 

I heard someone shout with a fright. I peered out my window 

To see what was the problem, 

But no one was there, 

And the street seemed very solemn. I had another glance around 

To see what else I could see. 

From the corner of my eye 

I spotted a pair of eyes, hiding by a tree. Before i could see anymore, 

My legs began to freeze, 

And that’s the last thing i remember From that cold, Hallows Eve.