Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Halloween is a time of fun
The days are shorter and there's less sun.
But children look forward to the night
They dress up and go out with a light.
Door to door they do go
Praying that it does not snow.
Trick or treat they sing out loud
Sometimes alone, or in a crowd.
Their costumes are admired by parents
Admiring the children's creative talents.
The treat bags get so full
But the children the bags they do pull.
Halloween a time children love to see
A time they can dress up as they please.
Treats of many different kinds
Is one thing that is on their minds.
Trick or Treat Poems
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Halloween whispers, hushed by shadows draped,
As candles bathe the night in softened gold,
Pumpkins carved with care, by hands of children shaped,
Their innocence and mirth, a tale to be told.
Each flickering flame, a light in the dark,
Guiding us through veils of costumed delight.
As pumpkins glow, we sense souls' gentle spark,
On this haunted eve, truth masks the fright.
Pumpkin Poems
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
In October, the moon casts its captivating glow,
Children eagerly await Halloween's show.
Costumes stitched with love and crafty wiles,
Each detail planned with mischievous smiles.
Treat or treat, they venture door to door,
With hearts pounding like never before.
Imagination soars on this magical night,
Halloween's arrival, a child's pure delight.
October Poems
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
You hear them say it, "trick or treat,
Please give me something sweet.'
And when you do a big thank you
And off to the next house, they do continue.
By the time they arrive back home
They have enough candy to fill a dome
Happy are the children this day
They love to get treats this way.
Poet: Marjorie Dillion
Fields are full of tepees
Built of cornstalks brown:
Woods are gay with squirrels
Where the nuts rain down.
Fairy, silken airplanes,
Milkweed sends adrift;
Fruit trees offer freely
Autumn's gracious gift.
Pumpkins look so knowing,
Night wind's growing keen;
And all these signs are saying,
"Time for Halloween."
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Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Halloween comes but once a year
A time of fun and a time of fear
Ghosts and goblins arrive at our door
And often with a great roar.
Trick or treat, they all say
They take a treat and are on their way.
And then we see more coming down the road
Some look like they are going to explode.
But then the princess and the frog
And even a cat and a dog
Rings our doorbell with a smile
As we look at the crazy hairstyles.
It's a night of pretend
Children never want to end.
But parents are glad it's only once a year
When it's over they do cheer.
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Beneath the harvest moon's gentle light,
We venture out on Halloween night.
Its radiant glow, a guiding beam,
Illuminating the path of our dream.
With every step, a sense of delight,
Guided by the moon's enchanting light.
Together we embrace the spooky fun,
Under the harvest moon, as one.
Harvest Moon Poems
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
The moon is shining bright
To cast a shadow on Halloween night.
Pumpkins growing in the field
Crops are in, we got a good yield.
The time of year that is spooky to some
And for others, they have loads of fun.
Happy Halloween to you
If you're scared, we will come to your rescue.
Funny Halloween Poems
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
Just kids that dress up at Halloween?
My wife dressed up as a queen.
And then my neighbor did appear
He was dressed in something weird.
It is not just for kids to have some fun
Adults dress up and the fun has begun
The child in them comes alive
And in costume, they do arrive.
No matter what your age
Or where you are or what stage
It is always fun to pretend
With a costume party to attend.
