Fool me with moonlight tales in black and white,
Prove that witches visit on Halloween night,
Or take me to the moon and back
Casting black magic bites you back.


Harvest comes when the Autumn Equinox falls
Near bushes, trees, and flowers danger lurks
Celebrate in autumn and preen;
Sage or cedar, make your home clean.


Go outside, pick apples, and make bonfires
Enjoy the season with food suppliers
Write down a long gratitude list
A witch’s autumn is like Thanksgiving.


Apples, bread, cranberries, pumpkin, or squash?
Don’t wait till November to feast and slosh
Hang out in a witch household, please
Halloween is time for bounties.


Will your ancestors think of you greedy,
Ungrateful, and wicked for not giving
Your harvest and luck to others?
Love friends, family, and strangers.


Invoke the energy of Halloween
In the most traditional way with tweens
Prepare for Samhain’s winter’s day,
When veils between us and spirits fade.


It’s a perfect time for paying respects
Honour dead souls with food and decorate
their graves with flower wreathe
Clean altars so good spirits can breathe.

Source: IROBIKO CHIMEZIE KINGSLEY https://meziesblog.com/celebrate-halloween/