Witches' Brew Poem by LeeAnn Azzopardi
Witches' Brew
Spinkle me a toenail of a toad
Before the caw of the crow
And gather the teeth of an old dog
Stir in the water of Deadman's bog
For the brew is nearly done
A cup of dust from the moon
And whole tongue of a loon
For the moonlight is almost dimmer
Let it simmer
But last put the old woman's boil
And the snake that is coil'd
Stir in the last of the brine
It's almost done
So, don't whine
Prepare the table
With dishes and forks
We are ready for the pork
And the brew is done to drink
Take a sip and don't think
For the party is ready to start
On All Hallow's Eve
Actually this remarkable poem deserves a Hundred. But poor me, PoemHunter allows a max of five, sorry about that. And sure, MyFavourites
Awesome a magnificent poem for Halloween that adds just the right touch and feel! ..
There is a touch of Macbeth about Witches' Brew, and Halloween in general. I shall have my 'treats' ready for when they knock this year, but only wine gums, not chocolates as I'll end up eating them! !
LeeAnn, you keep outdoing yourself! What a delightful treat on Halloween night! Love it!
This fantastic, fun poem had me giggling! It is in my Favorites.5 stars.
A brilliant Halloween poem! .. That brings smiles to such a spooky night! .. Definite 5 Stars! ..+++++++++++++++++++++++++
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A marvell! I am reminded of the brewing of Magic Potion by Druid Getafix, Asterix Comics. There are a number of other druids as well, who make guest appearances in one episode or other. I loved it. Of course, there are the witches of Macbeth in the background too.