Leave this note on the door with a plate of Halloween goodies. Print Phantom Version 1 on Orange paper. You can quickly print out both of these poems at ExecutiveHomemaker.com.
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Halloween Phantom (Version 1)
The phantom haunts you happily from now through Halloween.
And was delivered by a friend who (hopefully) was not seen.
The spirit of the neighborhood has come to wish you well.
Someone, somewhere selected you to receive this happy spell.
You must display the phantom on your door so all can spy.
That you’re already haunted by this happy little guy.
Now, fix 3 sacks with goodies like the ones given to you.
Ring someones bell and leave a treat and make them happy too!
Halloween Phantom (2nd Version)
The phantom ghost has come to town
To leave some goodies… I see youve found.
If you wish to make this a happier fall…
Continue this greeting, this phantom call.
First, post this phantom where it can be seen
and leave it there until Halloween.
This will scare other phantoms who may visit
Be sure to participate, dont be fis bidget!
Second, make two treats, two phantoms, two notes like this,
Deliver them to two neighbors who may have been missed.
Dont let them see you, be sneaky, no doubt,
and make sure they put their phantom ghost out.
Next, you have only one day to act, so be quick!
Leave it at doors where the phantom hasnt hit.
Deliver at dark when there is no light…
Ring the bell and run and stay out of sight!
and last, but not least, come join in the season.
Dont worry, be happy… you need no good reason.
Be cool, have fun, and remember dont be seen!
By the way, heres wishing you a Happy Halloween!
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Lacie says
I love this idea! I am getting soooo excited about all the holidays coming up!
Anonymous says
I didn’t mean to sound like the Grammar Goddess! Really..
In the first poem the ‘you’re’ should be used instead of ‘your’ in the line “That your already haunted by this happy little guy.”
Tip Junkie says
Yes, it is also in a Microsoft Publisher file which can be edited. If you’ll tell me the error I’ll fix it so it will be correct from here on out. Thanks.
Anonymous says
I would like to use the first one but the grammar is incorrect. Is there anyway I can fix it before printing?
Bridget says
Our ward does this every year. I don’t even know who starts it but it is a lot of fun!