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Witches Wicked Brew

She watched the water slip and slop As flurried flames climbed up to heat And bubble boil the cooking pot Emitting steam to rise and sweep In splendid arcs and cloudy wisps Of candy cotton colored plumes That filled the cavern air with sips Of fragrant tones and sweet perfumes And withered bony fingers bent To loosely grip a ladle shaft And scooping water, swiftly went To pour a steaming cloudy draught Into a pretty painted cup Upon a dais of sorcery And gulping down a mighty sup She gasped,                     "A lovely cup of tea!"
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Written by
tryst
Published
Oct 29, 2014
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20·95
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Happy Halloween!

First published October 30th 2014, 06:50 AEST.

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#magic#potion#halloween#witch
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