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Halloween Haibun Poems

These Halloween Haibun poems are examples of Haibun poems about Halloween. These are the best examples of Haibun Halloween poems written by international poets.

Small Town Samhain

“Baby, win me a prize at the county fair.”

The smell of funnel cake mingles with the metallic scent of rickety rides.  The smoke billowing...

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Categories: anxiety, emotions, fear, feelings,

Mwa Ha Ha Haaa

Existential dilemmas
What a phrase!
Becoming a vampire?
Bloodlust v immortality
So many choices day by day
Mostly less dramatic
Like yesterday I took my lunch to work but ate it...

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Categories: halloween,

Life Through a Child's Eyes

finding shapes in clouds
or four-leaf clovers in fields . . .
the child’s eye searches

What does it mean to view life through a child’s eyes? For...

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Categories: child,

Would Be Humorous Except

An army of vampires, this night’s parade. Paralyzed are the gawking present day minds. Mouths agape, rubbing eyes, a thought that there may be no...

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Categories: dark, humor,

A Mid-December Musing

a  Santa suit-red
snowflake-white and pine tree-green . . .
my rainbow glistens

Like a rainbow after rain, the colors of the Yuletide season appear for many
of...

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Categories: celebration, life,

Spirits Rise On Halloween

On Halloween the spirits rise and walk this ancient planet, once again.  Put out your jack-o-lanterns to keep them away from your door. ...

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Categories: dark, halloween, holiday, horror,