Spooky Halloween Poems | Examples
These Spooky Halloween poems are examples of Halloween poems about Spooky. These are the best examples of Halloween Spooky poems written by international poets.
harvest Halloween
cemetery crypt
violent vampire
tightly wrapped mummy
cat and dog costumes
trick or treaters
super heroes
crowned princesses
spooky shadows
monster night
have a fright
goblin
ghoul
ghost
my undependable jalopy broke down on Halloween night
on a dark spooky road with nary a sliver of light
I got on my phone and called an Uber, hoping one was near
pretty soon a loud knock on my window I hear
It was a black cat riding a tiny broom
I have come to give you a ride, she said, and soon
I have a tight schedule, so come on, my dear
But I did not fit, because I have a corpulent rear
that shrunken head has the angriest eyes, I said.
Is it because he is dead? Because he is dead?
No, that one is Fred. He’s always been mad.
Maybe he’s sad, I suggested, maybe he’s sad.
Fred glared at me and stuck out his tongue.
Another head threw snot my way, not to be outdone.
Why do you keep these? I asked my friend Shay.
They creep me out but keep salesmen away.
spooky girls three went everywhere together
in rain, sleet or snow, any kind of Midwest weather
they were named Hortense, Helena and Holly Heather
Sisters? We were unsure, said my brother, Merriweather.
Almost acting as if cojoined, these three were rather creepy,
If one cried, the other two wailed and got unbelievably weepy.
They liked October, it seemed to be their favorite month of all.
I always got frightened when they appeared in the fall.
They transmogrified out of mushrooms or tree stumps or moss.
Appearing before our eyes, it was weird, said my cousin Hoss.
spooky girls three sometimes put spells on us too.
This is how they banished our friend Linda Sue Lou.
Hallow's Eve here upon us
A specially eerie full moon spooky night
Not for faint of heart
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Orange pumpkins glow so cute
Making children smile in spacesuits
Halloween pumpkins filled with candy
A cosmic stash, so handy-dandy
Each planetary pumpkin has a special face
That beams like stars in aerospace
Each one has a candle inside
Its galactic shimmer is big and wide-eyed
The nose is shaped like a triangle
Without airlocks to be entangled
The mouth may curve in spooky shapes
From every smile, light escapes
A dreamscape shines for starry-eyed kids
Enchanted by secrets the Cosmos forbids.
A Spooky Haunted Poem 8-12 lines of rhyme Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin
As Halloween cuts through the night
Ghosts, goblins, and bats take flight
From the darkness of the skies
To a chilling house filled with cries
Waxed figures of humans unite
Frankenstein stands with his sprite
Inside the house, a skeleton's teeth chatter
A human's head is found on a platter
Spiders, rats, and black cats look at dinner
Haunted are those who are not a sinner
As the cries shake the haunted house
Frankenstein is looking for another spouse
Around this time of year
the cats play with the ghosts.
Wondering what they see
you watch them, curious.
Tails bolt frantically.
Around this time of year
floors creak more than normal,
it makes you pause mid-step.
A glass may hit the floor,
sometimes you cannot prep.
Around this time of year
soft wind whistles a tune.
That sense of foreboding
saved for spooky season,
the song’s quiet in June.
Around this time of year
pumpkins will don a mask.
They guide the departed
while warding off evil.
Halloween kickstarted.
Coated from fine sugar
Crackling joy on taste buds ,
Comes in hard or fudge rolls
Cravings peak like tonight
Children's Hallow beguiles
Crazed by spooky magic --
Candy love , you're a treat!
Spooky the night;
Ghosts are even contrite
Continually drifting round the hound.
Pumpkins have found
A dark body to walk them around
While monsters walk the streets.
The pounding of the brisk wind beats.
Frighten Cuckoo bird under a nightshade hood.
Red eyes hover round the woods.
Bats fly round, waking the dead.
Soil moves, while coffins slowly open,
Close, and reopen,
Disturbing the living dead,
Their shaking hands with dread.
Come now.
Come now.
There is extra room.
The witch on the broom
Is waiting for her groom
As spiders thread
A large web for their bed.
1/4/2025
Near our late year approach, A Celtic feast and festivities, around a wood blaze Hoge. On the first of the eleventh month, wine and beer by the barrel is sunk, and merrily a few of many will start their new year drunk.
Cloaked attire to scare off and warn, unwanted spirits of all shapes or form.
Children's songs they sing in rhyme, All Hallows Eve! do they shriek out and cry.
Markings drawn door to door, Candlesticks and spooky shrines.
what began as once a feared holiday
now for so many a celebratory time.
Hell Cat Queen
Oh, Mayling Lou dearest, my heart’s elation
On Halloween you’ll be a possessed abomination
Neither purr nor mew
pussyfooting Boo!
You are tonight’s sweet spooky sensation!
‘Tis you I love kitty, dark Mayling Lou
Your surreptitious sly purrs make a goddess of you
But come Halloween
You’re my hell cat queen
Your love and friendship I both cherish and rue
by Robert Gorelick
I love you too, but tonight is the night
I sit on a broomstick, holding on tight
Flying behind a witch
To satisfy an itch
Don’t wait up, hell cat’s gonna be alright
by Beryl Edmunds
Three goofballs in spooky display,
One with hat, other's fangs on play!
With faces askew,
They jump out and boo,
Scaring laughs than fear on the way!
full moon on hallow's eve
ghosts and goblins
will be trick or treating
for bags and bags of candy
toffee apples on sticks
enough sweets to rot their teeth
children roam the streets
as costumed munchkins
looking for yummy treats
darkness filled with characters
older kids dressed up wild
ranging from devils to angels
spooky pumpkins
carved with care
eerie sounds from coffins
in the dead of night
creaking doors and then
the graveyard comes to life
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Three boys – Paisley, Preston, and Pooky -
had tried to make Halloween spooky.
Paisley practiced black magic.
Toothless Preston was tragic;
but Pooky, bug-eyed, was just kooky.