riding a broom in the pale moon light?
Who sits behind on the witch's broom
and holds on tight with every ZOOM?
Who purrs a loud kitty keen,
to wish us all
HAPPY HALLOWEEN.
Now, I'm going to try this poem with an echo. Let's see if it will work? This way, it becomes a poem for two voices. The echo is a repeat by students, and everyone joins in on the last line.
Who is out on Halloween night
on Halloween night
riding a broom in the pale moon light?
in the pale moon light?
Who sits behind on the witch's broom
on the witch's broom
and holds on tight with every ZOOM?
with every ZOOM?
Who purrs a loud kitty keen,
a loud kitty keen
to wish us all
HAPPY HALLOWEEN.
I hope you have a great Halloween. Today's poem is a riddle poem. Can you write your own riddles for some of the things Halloween? My first thought was a jack-o-lantern.
Do not think
it is hog wash.
Before he changed
he was an orange squash.
I had to use my rhyming dictionary for that one. There aren't a lot a great words to rhyme with squash. Hey, just have fun. We're not trying for Shakespearean sonnets here. Enjoy your holiday and make poetry a part of it.
Happy Halloween to you, too!
ReplyDeleteSo, did you take the Little Dude trick-or-treating? What was his costume?
DeleteThanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Joy,
ReplyDeleteI never think of reading your poems as "putting up with something." They're full of fun, like you.
Ah, Linda,
DeleteYou say the nicest things. Thank you. I do try to make this a fun place to be and having folks like you drop by and leave comments, does help to keep the fun going. I always appreciate your ideas and suggestions.