(9/23/94 / Missouri, United States)

What do you think this poem is about?

Don't Anger A Witch

You bind me to a wooden pole
and say I can't possible have a soul.
And, well, you are right
and that's why you plan to burn me tonight.

Satan is my father
and Lilith is my mother.
A witch from the day I was born
and spreading evil is an oath I've sworn.

I've made blood rain from the sky.
I've made birds cease to fly.
I've caused your children to die,
and the entire time, wove a beautiful lie.

You light the hay at my feet
but I will not admit defeat.
Gaze deep into the heart of the fire
and you will see my sire.

Fire! Heed my command!
Blaze throughout this land!
Steal away their breath
and insure their death!

Submitted: Sunday, October 02, 2011
Edited: Friday, May 04, 2012


Poet's Notes about The Poem

This is part of a yin yang thing. This is the the darker one. Warrior Witch is it's counter part.

Comments about this poem (Don't Anger A Witch by Jessie Hopkins )

Enter the verification code :

  • Jessie Hopkins (2/3/2012 10:35:00 PM)

    I understand and apologize to anyone I've offended. I wrote this as the yang to the Warrior Witch (yin) poem. Good verses bad kinda thing. No harm was meant.

    0 person liked.
    0 person did not like.
  • Kelsi Brockway (2/1/2012 6:25:00 AM)

    I really hope you know that this could be taken offensivly to wiccans. Because they refer to themselves as witches and trust me they do not believe in Satan nor do they worship satanic figures.

    0 person liked.
    0 person did not like.
Read all 2 comments »
[Hata Bildir]