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Phillip Blytheville
Poems
Jul 2012
The Witch
I had a dream about a witch,
she stood in my path trying
to ask for forgiveness for
murders she committed some
years ago.
yet I have nothing to offer
her, nor do I care about her
nor do I care about her wishes,
the witch could have made the
better sacrafice years ago.
the witch chose to **** my
family blood for the sake of
a sack of change, a career
she never had the talent to be,
someone told her she was cute.
the witch allowed this poison
to go to her head, seven snakes,
an abortion knife and a brother
who never had the guts to tell
her no.
the witch killed me with an
double edged sword in which
i call ****** for money and
life for money all stirred in
a boiling *** of deadly brew.
in the end the witch always
perish from the spells that she
casted upon others, somewhere
she picks up the vile, drinks
from it and then she die.
Written by
Phillip Blytheville
Dallas, Texas
(Dallas, Texas)
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