Dark Magic
So I used the magic sort-of- black,
Put a crimp in his bowel, painful Jack,
Thoughts are deeds, but they hit back,
In your next life I’m advising.
Just a little black in me face,
Reborn in Africa’s darkest race,
Born to suffer, no solace,
Ol crimped bowel with me rising.
So we become the best of friends,
Old enemy crimped, he still pretends,
A knowing look,his eyeball lends,
Watch this bludger, I’m surmising .
So use your visulation, only for the good,
Shrink the bulging Aorta, minds eye could,
Try to help the sick as you should,
No nastiness on your horizon.
Don Johnson
Copyright © Don Johnson | Year Posted 2012
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