Sunday, 30 October 2022

ARE YOU WEARING A WITCH’S HAT?

 

Are you wearing a witch’s hat?

Or is it just a kind of mirage

And did you just call that

Broom cupboard your garage

AT THE GHOSTLY HOUSE

 

At the ghostly house

There is a familiar theme

Because for dessert

They always have ice scream

ALL GOOD GHOSTLY KIDS

 

All good ghostly kids

Are brought up good and true

And they will never spook

Until they’re spooken to

SNIP! SNAP! HALLOWEEN

 

Snip! Snap! Dragon!

Here comes the flaming bowl

So let mischief take its toll

Just as this Halloween comes

Snatch at the feast of plums

In amongst the Brandy’s flame

It’s our favourite Halloween game

Snip! Snap! Dragon!

I BUY MY WIFE A GIFT FOR HALLOWEEN

 

I buy my wife a gift for Halloween

Though not the gift giving season

Because Halloween is like Christmas

For witches and that’s the reason

I WAS STOOD AT THE BAR LAST NIGHT

 

I was stood at the bar last night

When a vampire gave me a fright

As I fully expected him to take a bite

But instead, he ordered a blood light

OH NO, NOT HALLOWEEN AGAIN

 

It’s that time of year again, Halloween

Oh how I hate it and its practitioners

All year round we tell our children

“Don’t accept sweets from strangers”

We instil in them from an early age

“Don’t ever approach or talk to strangers”

Then at Halloween we send them out

To ask for sweets at the doors of strangers

 

When children dressed as monsters

Terrorize the neighbourhood

Begging from door to door

Demanding sweets and treats

For not vandalizing your property

The older children or should I say yobs

Wear masks and disguise them selves

Clearly training for a life of crime

A yob in a funny outfit is still a yob

 

It’s that time of year again

The night of night to ignore the doorbell

It’s not twee or cute it’s just annoying

I try to be polite when I shoo them from my door

But I know I will get up next morning

With fake blood smeared on the front door

Eggs smashed on my windscreen

And rubbish strewn across my garden

God, I hate Halloween and its practitioners