Fun Halloween Poems for Children

This Halloween I'm dressing as my sister
When I go trick-or-treating through our town
You think it's rather silly but in my mind
My sister's the most scariest thing around
It's not so much she's ugly as unnerving
And not so very awful, though she's mean
Her eyes are black instead of red or yellow
Her hair is brown instead of blue or green
But in my mind my sister's just as awful
As any other monster'd ever be
Because my sister in her awful meanness
Announced this Halloween she'll go as me

Mr. Sander's Trick-or-Treat Disaster

We'll never trick-or-treat at Mr. Sander's house again!
He's such a rotten stinker, as you'll see
Instead of giving lollipops or gumdrops to us kids
He hands out oranges and celery
Two years ago he "treated" us to broccoli and peas
And handfuls of asparagus and beans
And just last year instead of any candy in our hands
We walked away with cans of collared greens
There's not much good for us to say for Mr. Sander's house
Except one thing we learn each Halloween
The only thing more scary than a monster is a man
Who "tricks" kids into eating healthily!