Ms. Barreda, 8th Grade
A Squeaky Noise
Katherine D.
I went to bed,
To sleep so tight.
Like no one can bother me,
But there's something outside.
What could that be?
I went outside and sneaked in the window,
With my camera and my fluffy pillow.
The noise is somewhere down the porch.
I really want to see what's making that
Noise, but when I went outside,
I heard a common noise.
I push the button on my camera.
I held on tight to my pillow.
And then, I saw it.
It's just a cat playing with its squeaky
Toys.
Halloween
Jessica G.
Halloween is coming. Kids are
running. Halloween is a special
holiday. I'm going to be a
witch and my brother is
going to be a fish.
I go to different houses and
I say, “Trick or treat!” I get
a lot of candy and they say
“Goodbye Sandy!”
Halloween is coming, kids are
running. Today is going to be
a special day. I'm going
to eat the candy every day!
Halloween
Ulysses G.
The old man is sleeping
His doorbell is ringing
Kids are yelling and screaming
WE WANT CANDY
There's people scaring
Ghosts and Goblins
Witches and brooms
Going VROOM VROOM VROOM
They soar from door to door
TRICK OR TREAT
Is what they say
Can you guess this
Day?
HALLOWEEN
EVERYONE
SCREAMS
Halloween
Oscar V.
To me Halloween means candy,
people scaring people,
decorating your house,
having a Halloween party,
wearing a scary mask,
and then when I'm done trick-or-treating,
I go home and eat candy,
well at least the ones that my mom approves.
Mrs. Turk, 7th Grade
Trick, No One's Home
Jessica G.
Eggs bombing, toilet paper
swinging across the trees,
no one's home. Eggs splattered
on the grass, toilet paper
looking like spider webs on
the bushes, no one's home.
Water splashing on the window,
balloon skins on their
doorstep. The police come.
No one's home.
Untitled (Halloween Poem)
Emily L.
Woosh the wind goes
The stairs squeaking
Squeak, squeak, squeak
The big spider on its web
“Whoooo,” I hear something
“Who's there?”
“Whoooo,” the soft voice repeats
And all I hear it say
“It's Halloween, you're supposed to
Get scared!”
Run........!
Spooky Night
Alma R.
The old windows shake and rustle back and forth
The stronger the wind gets, the louder.
Through the curtains, shadows appear,
Of many shapes and sizes
Being swept away by the wind.
The orange color from the street lights fades
Until everything is dark
White and green figures glow outside
The howling of a mad wolf is heard.
Suddenly, voices are heard
Of people screaming for their lives
Sometimes in between groaning was heard
As if their flesh was replaced with a creepier one
The door closing from the entrance downstairs is heard
You can hear many people stepping on the stairs
The creaking sounds now like an exotic bug chirping
Then...
The knock on the door
You look ahead of yourself, to see the shape,
The shape of your feet covered with the bed sheets
You want to ignore every activity
And focus on yourself.
The knocking becomes scratching and roaring
Then a big thud is heard of the door being knocked downstairs
The only thing that comes out from you is a whimper
Then darkness fills your eyes.
Boo, Trick and Don't Treat
Jasmine S.
Boo as I walk
down the street
I see the Hannahs
the bees and ghosts
we feel great
full with candy
eating on our way home
I hear music as
that party goes
on I wonder if them kids
will ever go home
as I eat my candy with
my friends we stop
in shock when we passed
that house boo he said
as we run don't turn
back run, run, run
don't pick up yo candy
leave it there I guess
we will have to wait
for next year to ever
reach that party
Halloween
Frida T.
When leaves fall
I know right away,
Halloween is getting closer.
People buying candies
children buying costumes
Halloween is the day.
Off we go with our bags and pumpkins
to put our candies inside.
“Ding”
Different doors we go
different door bells we push
different people we see
different candies we eat
can't you see this is Halloween?
Halloween
Arriane T.
the wind is blowing
the trees rustle as the wind
pierces through its leaves.
Crunch.Crunch.Crunch.
fallen leaves are being attacked
by monsters of all sorts.
goblins, vampires, skeletons & even princesses!
DingDong.
Up the porches they go,
ringing doorbells asking for
candy yelling “trick or treat!”
and the people inside the
homes quickly give out
the monsters' wanted food.
“here's your candy.”
& off they go,
demanding the fellow
people their
candy.
Ms. Touras, 6th Grade
Vampire Monster
Rubyela J.
The vampire has shiny teeth. He
has blood all over his mouth. You
could hear the drops of blood hitting
the floor when they fall off him. He's
really pale. When I walk past him,
I get goose bumps, I feel he's going
to bite me. And there I go walking past
him, and just what I didn't want, it
happened, he bit me!
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Neisha R.
I hear a noise, who can it be......
I see footprints, what can it be......
It can be a she or a he......
A cat, dog, what is it, who is it!
O(h)M(y)G(od), I'm so scared
I hear a laugh, a meow, and even a bark!
O(h)M(y)G(od), I'm so, so scared!
It's HALLOWEEN, crazy me!
It's a prank, is it?!
Halloween
Juliana V.
I looked in the mirror and
there it was my biggest fear, a werewolf was in
my house. I ran out of my house.
I guess everyone thought I was crazy because they
were laughing at me as I ran and screamed.
I heard growls and witches' laughs,
the moaning of a zombie,
were there monsters attacking our
neighborhood?
I ran home, when I got there
I screamed out, “Run, there's
a werewolf in the house!” Then
as I looked in the mirror and saw
my reflection I see the werewolf
again, my face turns red as I
realize it was me!
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