Samhain Poems - Poems about Samhain

...the season of death begins summer’s fertile fields give way to barren land crops die winter will soon take over we look within seeking balance between our darkness and light transition ......Read More

...“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 in the air accents my chills but I still want to be stuck......Read More

...Written: October 23, 2023 - For Joseph May Contest ____________________________ At the graveyard, eerie souls bear flight With their ominous, ghoul bansh......Read More

...HALLOWEEN The Celtic festival called Samhain in ancient years Noted Summer’s light to Winter’s dark, with tears From JackO’Lantern hollowed pumpkins with a flame To preserve harvested food and ......Read More

...Shy copper lashes, trees mask for the thinning veil; Samhain ambiance.......Read More

...Draw back the curtains at your wake To welcome in October And heartily libation take Lest the old crows find you sober Invite your fond familiars in Each cat and rat and magpie Ignite your ja......Read More

...Wicked cold wimp weaving Wrinkled woes on Samhain Warlock of witchery Waving threefold fiction Whilst hanging on chaos Wretched and worthless from Wor......Read More

...Every second, every minute, every single thought about you Wonders of this still could be too good to be true Fluttering in my heart, palpitations go amiss I yearn for the touch of your skin, and ......Read More

...Yet it ended up out of our control This was years & months & months & years ago Right before Samhain in the weeks just prior to Yule 'Cause never have I ever fallen in love Never my heart with fa......Read More

...Let the monsters out on this sacred evening Let us make love to our Demons at the midnight bliss This is our time This is our circle May the Witches be blessed May the word be clear and kn......Read More

...In the shifting air the sweet scent of candy corn candle wax burning All doors are open an ancient mystery lives I bask in its glow......Read More

...brisk wafts ricochet off a shimmering blue lake __ __ ______ ______ silent joy saturates fall day floating above (below) within (without) orange echoes echoes of ordnance )......Read More

...SAMHAIN – All Hallow’s Eve (Anapestic tetrameter) As the evening approaches and darkness surrounds, When orb spiders are weaving to capture their prey, then, all over the country, a madness......Read More

...Left then right into a corn maze as the Sun flickers on October; Laughter transforms to screaming as we spot a scarecrow, a pipe smoking but it’s not lit; ‘Trick me, treat me.’ he says ‘By ......Read More

...THE FESTIVAL OF SAMHAIN It began at the end of Summer, Marked the end of Harvest Season. It's not the name of a Celtic god, As some thought for some reason. Samhain is a Celtic word and is p......Read More