Short Trick Or Treat Poems

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Premium Member Halloween

dressing up in costumes

ring doorbell say trick or treat

bags fill up with candy


                  P.R.Deremer
Form: Haiku


Trick Or Treat

A secretary who submits
To a job with side benefits
Soon tires of horseplay
And calls it a day
With chocolate-fudge banana splits
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Trick Or Treat Revisited

Trick or treat, sugar's sweet...
don't forget to brush your teeth!

If you don't, you'll soon care...
when the dentist pokes in there!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Halloween Haikus

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
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Trick Or Treat

Caressa Bulge came to our town
And looked superb in her nightgown
But to her surprise
A bulge did arise
Springing out as a tattooed clown
Form: Limerick


Hallow Weenie

The thing I dislike about ghouls
Is they act like a bunch of fools!
They don't trick or treat
But head for the meat
Especially family jewels!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Trick or treat

Just picture the gruesome scene
On the night of Halloween
When ghosts and ghouls do rule
With spirits  free from school
And every face is green
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lucky Black Cat

When a black cat looks at a red moon
Witches and howlets will there be soon
So put on your costume and be fleet
Go about, to seek your trick or treat
Form: Rhyme

Elvira

Trick or treat
Elviras alluring
EEEeeeeeeek the small lad said, heat racing and pounding

Did he get the candy?

Now Elvira looks like Mrs. Munster
Form:

Premium Member Old Halloween Jingles

Trick or treat Smell my feet Given me something good to eat If you don’t I don’t care I’ll pull down your underwear Unknown Author

Premium Member Strut the Butt Jabba

On Halloween night I will strut Dressed like Jabba the Hut Many sweets I will eat As it is trick or treat And double the size of my butt
Form: Limerick

Trick Or Treat

I once had a ghost who came by
It didn't just stop to say "Hi!"
It said "Give me a treat"
From under it's sheet
But I wondered . . . was it a girl or a guy?
Form: Limerick

Trick Or Treat 2

Came to my door, a horrible ghost
Looking on it I was scared almost
To bring a treat, I went in
On return, it was not seen
The ghost was hiding behind the post
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Haiku 99

children in costumes
excitement in the cold air
trick or treat night smiles

laughter heard on the street
children hurry door to door
footsteps in fresh snow
Form: Haiku

Premium Member trick or treat

we did something not too hard

put a scarecrow in the yard

now when kids trick or treat

theyll likely skip our street

or try my wifes stewed swiss chard.
Form: Limerick

Trick Or Treat 1

Children are out for 'trick or treating'
Collect dollars for treats and eating
They would go to canteen
on the next of Halloween
Eating snacks they would be greeting
Form: Limerick

The Teens

Some teens went trick-or-treating for fun
Not thinking they would have to run
Night creatures attacked
Turning them into smacked
They were toppings on a giant honeybun
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Punnett Poetry

TRICK or TREAT ~~~~~~~ "Trick or Treat", "GEORGE!", "I hear the words, but there’s no one there!", "Mabel, it's Halloween"! ~~~~
Form:

Trick Or Treat Anything But Buckwheat

Trick or treat give me anything to eat perhaps an apple with two little feet ? maybe some pasta that I can reheat ? anything , anything, but buckwheat !
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trick Or Treat

Finally dusk comes The bound excitement breaks free The ghouls and goblins Make it to doors of neighbors ‘Trick or treat’ has surely come
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Halloween Alchemy

‘Trick or treat’ the alchemy has begun;
No need for black I would not mourn;
Casting a sweet cauldron wish
honey tastes like cocoa bliss, 
‘Please transform the candy corn’.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Old Codger Crotchfield

Old Codger Crotchfield of Livermore
Knows of no child he does not deplore
When kids trick or treat
He throws them pig's feet
The next day raw eggs cling to his door

Written 10/17/22
Form: Limerick

Senryu - Halloween Horror

all hallows evening
carnival night in prospect
trick or treat at risk


Monday 29th October 2018
'Three Lines - Writing Challenge - October 2018
Sponsor	Dear Heart a.k.a. Broken Wings
© Dedu Son  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Laughter Is the Best Medicine

Funny Feet

Now Mrs. Jan is really so sweet
Like candy for kid's trick or treat
A clown in the soup
Always talking 'bout poop
What's funny's the size of her feet


   October 15 2016
Form: Limerick

A Ghostly Greet

A Ghostly Greet When shall we all meet? Hallows’ Eve for trick or treat Haunting graveyard greet. Oct.10.2017 Halloween Senryu Sponsored by: Laura Loo
Form: Senryu

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