The Witch

The Witch

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

The witch has just snared me,
I have no escape,
Endure her I have to,
I can't keep awake.

She feeds me with food,
That tastes like dead cat,
Her dwellings so dreary,
For hours I am trapped.

I try to say something,
But the witch interrupts,
Her voice is like satans,
Her face straight from crufts.

The witch will ignore me,
But wants me to stay,
I sit there just silent,
She likes it that way.

She gives me a look,
Like she's just trod In t**d,
To get In her good books,
Would just be absurd. 

It's when I am drained,
She'll open the door,
It's then that I'm free,
From my Mother-In-law.

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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I think that I know her
how creepy is that
I've seen that dog face
and tasted that cat
we've ignored each other
for days upon end
I'm sure that I know her
but can't say we're friends


good poem...yours...not mine

Posted 12 Years Ago


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DEAN FARNELL

HENLOW, BEDFORD, United Kingdom



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