The document contains several short poems about Halloween themes including trick-or-treating, witches, pumpkins, spiders, castles, and cats. The poems describe common Halloween symbols and traditions like asking for candy, describing what witches eat and drink, portraying pumpkins sitting on walls and rolling down streets, and characters transforming into Halloween costumes like spiders, brooms, and cats.

1. Trick or treat
Smell my feet
Or give me something
Good to eat.
It´s the night of Halloween
When all the witches may be seen
Some are fat
Some are thin
And some are as tall as Mr Bean!
Pumpkin, pumpkin
Sitting on a wall
Pumpkin, pumpkin
Tip and fall
Pumpkin, pumpkin
Rolling down the street
Pumpkin, pumpkin
Trick or treat.
HALLOWEEN POEMS
Trick or treat, trick or treat,
Give us something nice to eat.
If you don´t, we don’t care,
We’ll put money in your underwear!
Witch, witch, where do you fly?
Under the clouds and over the sky.
Witch, witch, what do you eat?
Little black apples from Hurricane Street.
Witch, witch, what do you drink?
Vinegar and good red ink.
Witch, witch, where do you sleep?
Up in the clouds where the pillows are cheap.
Jack-o-lantern, Jack-o-lantern,
You are such a funny sight.
As you sit there by the window,
Looking out into the night.
You were one a sturdy pumpkin,
Growing on a curly vine.
Now you are a Jack-o-lantern,
See your nights lights shine.
I’m a witch,
I’ve got a big hat
And a Little black cat..
Abracadabra wizzy woo
I want to play with you.
I´m a spider.
I’ve got eight legs.
I’m very small.
I climb I climb
I never fall.
I’m a castle.
I’ve got windows and doors
And ghosts under the floors.
Black, orange, red and green
These are the colours of Halloween.
I’m a pumpkin.
Next to the door
On the Halloween night
Look at my face,
See my light.
I’m a broom,
I can sweep and fly
With a witch in the sky.
Miaw! Miaw!
You hear me say.
I´m a cat!
Tell the witch
I want to play.