Halloween poems vintage

The leaves are changing, and there's a chilly shift in the air-- that can only mean one thing as we creepy-crawl our way even farther into the holiday spirit of things with more Halloween party fun and games, recipes, and spooky kooky arts 'n crafts! Ten terrifying pages from the Oct '63 issue of Jack and Jill kid's magazine, and let's kick it off with a petrifying poem-- everyone must sing!

Halloween postcard c. 1900s

Halloween Magic - The witch will ride her broom astride, her old black cat will mew - She'll work a spell that shall mean well, I trust, for me and you.

"Hallowe'en" by Harry Behn

Hi, Julie B. I seem to have acquired your copy of Spooky Rhymes and Riddles. It's mine now. All mine. From Scholastic Book Services, Spooky Rhymes and Riddles (1972, Lilian Moore, illustrated by Ib Ohlsson) is a collection of poems on witches, ghosts and monsters. Unlike the childhood-scarring Poems to Trouble Your Sleep, these all favor fun over fright. The complete contents are: The Ghost in Our Apartment House The Monster's Pet When a Monster Scolds Her Children Ghost Baby What to Say to…