Imprecation Of The Curse Poem by Tony Avila Sampson

Imprecation Of The Curse

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Woe-be-goneness, come about,
Little girls’ face soon to pout;
Bats go whoosh through the air,
Flying low to steal some hair;
Wilting souls be not aware,
When frightful laughter comes to scare;
Low drifting fog is creeping now in,
Better not hide in the witches’ den;
Dangling three rats with a firm grip,
Into the bubbling pot, soon to slip;
Blistered lips in creepage motion,
Whisper words of an imprecatory notion,
Imprecation to a frightful scare,
Brings terror in a dark nightmare,
Witches’ brew has boiling bubbles,
When each burst will bring big troubles,
Witches’ laughter now whoop la bold,
Scary curse upon you unfold......

Sunday, June 5, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: halloween
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Marilyn Lott 25 June 2007

I like it! I guess that proves that I'm a bit on the strange side! Very unique and perfect for Halloween!

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Tony Avila Sampson

Tony Avila Sampson

County of Marin, California, USA
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