Poetry has never been so creepy! If you're looking for spooky poetry on the net, check out the links on this page. From classic to modern poetry, these verses will scare the pants off any who dare to read them.

• Round about the cauldron go;
• In the poison'd entrails throw.
• Toad, that under cold stone
• Days and nights has thirty-one
• Swelter'd venom sleeping got,
• Boil thou first i' the charmed pot.—ShakespeareThe Complete Works of William Shakespeare: Mabeth Act IV, Scene I
• Be silent in that solitude,
• Which is not loneliness — for then
• The spirits of the dead, who stood
• In life before thee, are again
• In death around thee, and their will
• Shall overshadow thee; be still.—Edgar Allan PoeThe Academy of American Poets: "Spirits of the Dead"