2020年10月4日 · For your read aloud enjoyment, we present a Sandburg poem that takes you inside the head of a jack-o-lantern. Theme in Yellow. By CARL SANDBURG. I spot the hills With yellow balls in autumn. I light the prairie cornfields Orange and tawny gold clusters And I am called pumpkins. On the last of October When dusk is fallen Children join hands

2015年10月23日 · Love the lessons for the little ones and the pumpkin poem absolutely adorable! Keep up the great work and face towards gods plan for you and shine for this world! “As water reflects the face so ones life reflects the heart”

Jack-o'-lanterns high and bright, with secrets drawn from dreams, Each hollowed face, each candle's dance, holds more than what it seems. Beneath the smiles, a tale unfolds, of spirits long gone by, Whispers brush the autumn breeze, where echoing laughter lies.

2024年10月2日 · An Analogy of how being a Christian is like a pumpkin, explains being a christian in the form of being a pumpkin being carved into a jack-o-lantern.

I light the prairie cornfields Orange and tawny gold clusters And I am called pumpkins. On the last of October When dusk is fallen Children join hands And circle round me Singing ghost songs And love to the harvest moon; I am a jack-o'-lantern With terrible teeth And the children know I …

2020年10月30日 · I am a Jack O’ Lantern My lights will shine so bright For I’m a Christian pumpkin My symbols tell what’s right. My nose is like the cross On which our Savior died To set us free from sin We need no longer hide. My mouth is like a fish The whole wide world to show That Christians live in this house And love their Savior so! The story ...

Jack-o-Lantern. 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 once a sturdy pumpkin, growing on a curly vine. Now you are a Jack-o-lantern, See your night lights shine.

I am a Jack O' Lantern My light will shine so bright . For I am a Christian pumpkin My symbols tell what's right. My nose is like the cross on which our Savior died . To set us free from sin We need no longer hide. My mouth is like a fish The whole wide world to show . That Christians live in this house And love their Savior so!

Beneath a harvest moon. As though he were immune. With widely opened sack. Because he knows them all be name … Each cat and clown and ghost. In this unearthly host. ‘Less Daddy’s near at hand.

2019年10月24日 · A spooky poem about Halloween's dreaded Jack o' Lantern! With a candle for its light. Go off! You Jack-o’-lantern! As any one can see! 1. Why do you think we make pumpkin Jack o’ Lanterns at Halloween? 2. Can you think of some other things we might do at Halloween?

This heartwarming poem is a great way to bring Jesus Christ into your Halloween celebrations. It talks about how we are like Jack-o-Lanterns, shining the light of Christ into the world. The poem comes on an 8.5x11 handout you can print at home.

Below are the all-time best Jack O Lantern poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of jack o lantern poems written by PoetrySoup members. for it takes just a glance to be gripped by his spell. What starts out as a... Read more of this work... Choices at the stands abound.

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‘Macklin’s Jack O’Lantern’ by David McCord is a light-hearted Halloween poem in which the speaker describes creepy jack o’lantern. In the first part of ‘Macklin’s Jack O’Lantern,’ the speaker describes the lighthearted act of carving a pumpkin.

Jack O' Lantern Poem I am a Jack O' Lantern My lights will shine so bright For I'm a Christian pumpkin My symbols tell what?s right My nose is like the cross On which our Savior died To set us free from sin We need no longer hide My mouth is like a fish The whole wide world to show That Christians live in this house

2023年10月28日 · The speaker describes the events of Halloween night after the speaker’s father brought home a jack-o-lantern. The boy next door borrowed the jack-o-lantern, lit a candle inside, and hid it in the weeds to scare people.

"Jack-o'-lantern, Jack-o'-Lantern, Tell me where you hide by day?" "In the cradle where the vapours Dream the sunlit hours away." "Jack-o'-Lantern, Jack-o'-Lantern, Who rekindles you at night?" "Any firefly in the meadow Lends a Jack-o'-Lantern light."

Stingy old jack in the darkness alone started crying and gave out a moan. The devil tossed jack a glowing hot coal, to put in a turnip and find a new home. Ever since that day, those Jack O'Lanterns have always been glowing red this way. For stingy old jack's lonely lost soul will always be roaming with red hot coals...

2024年9月24日 · A poem by David McCord • Mr. Macklin takes his knife And carves the yellow pumpkin face: Three holes bring eyes and nose to life, The mouth has thirteen

2023年4月9日 · Playful Jack-o-lantern poems, celebrating the fun, tradition, and spooky charm of Halloween.