Since I first posted alliteration examples, I’ve had many visitors seeking additional alliteration poems for children.

Because Halloween is almost here, I started an alliteration example using a Halloween theme. But, I’m having trouble finishing it so I need your help!  I’d like you to submit lines to help me finish this Halloween example of alliteration. Class submittals are welcome! If you submit your entry in the comment box, I’ll be sure to find it. Don’t forget to tell me your first names or class and school. Thank you for your help!

 Headless Horseman Haunts on Halloween

The headless horseman heads for the

haunted house of Harry, Harriet, and Haddie

to happily haunt on Halloween.

Truly terrified  they tell their tale

of snakes slithering through pumpkin patches

periously peeking between bountiful bales of hay

high above apple trees towering tall -

a silhouetted sight in the spooky sky.

 His galloping gait grabs the ground

while the westerly wind whistles

as the hounds’ harsh howls

piercingly penetrate the mist masking the magic

of the neverending nebulous night.

Harry, Harriet, and Haddie hold hands

as they hide hushed with heavy hearts

behind the big broad bed’s backboard

in the comodious corner contemplating and calculating

 an impending escape although an appraisal of the

scary situation seemingly shouted silent seriousness

of the maniacal malicious muted moment.

High on the hill, the Headless Horseman halted his horse…

(I hope you can help me finish this Halloween poem!)

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