Short Black Magic Poems

Short Black Magic Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Black Magic by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Black Magic by length and keyword.


Premium Member eraser and black magic marker

a pink eraser
fixes most of my mistakes
i rub her away

black magic marker
great for outlining cartoons
non erasable
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Abraxas

A term for balance,
arrows that face up and down; 
They say black magic;
Seeping out of murky depths,
sometimes you find abraxas.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Wayra Kaleidoscope

With flying colors,
dancers whirl on New Year's Eve!
Hued sun sinks in black magic,
and a year grows too old.
Fireworks warp a world that's turning.
Form: Verse

Premium Member time for black magic

From cult leader wafts a weird smell
What adult can conjure a spell
With words from occult
Which bring the result
That catapults Trump back to hell?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Three Boys


Three boys – Paisley, Preston, and Pooky -
had tried to make Halloween spooky.
Paisley practiced black magic.
Toothless Preston was tragic;
but Pooky, bug-eyed, was just kooky.
Form: Limerick


Afraid of Death

He hides under a table,
afraid of meeting ageing,
illness, war, black magic……

He clings to the comfort
of his solitudeness;
“death might be near”,
he whispers with a shiver
in his heart.

Sinners All

Nell killed her spouse Bill by casting a black magic spell
Sister Jill promised she'd never tell
But Jill and Bill secretly shared a flat
And Jill was the town's biggest rat
Now Nell is burning in hell
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Witch

Witches are wizened hags With long nose and loose hair Wart nosed ugly spirits Wicked ramblers of night Who ride on bristly brooms Wielders of black magic Weird sisters in Macbeth
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Star Crossed Lovers

darkness yells out the daylight charcoal pencil images join to dance within the void shadows kissing in thin air on this black magic evening suddenly they disappear star crossed - like silhouettes lit 08~11~2014
Form: Verse

Black Magic

All
   In black
   Dressed
   To kill
   Dracula,
   In guise
   Of
   Vampire  
   Sucking blood.
   In your struggle
   To survive,
   You must
   Hold 
   Out a
   Crucifix,
   Until
   The 
   Morning 
   Light.

   6/ 30/ 2015.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Black Magic

Bold kisses that vex 
Long caresses leading to sex
Amethyst heart of love 
Craving cranberry touch
Kites can’t fly as high

Mistletoe in ebony eyes
Are you in love too
Giving me curse like voodoo
Indigo sky where we are one
Come to me sweet honey bun
Form: Acrostic

Elegy: Black Magic Death

It took the black magic years
To earn the hand-me-down crown —
A crown admired by eager successors
In this hypocritical town.

It took only a minute,
A second to be specific,
To evacuate the soul from his body,
Leaving his carcass behind, rotting in hell.
Form: Elegy

The Fires Glow

Celestial things massacre time  
  with their importance

Like Carlos Santana playing
  ‘Black Magic Woman’

Earthly things embody the moment
 within their transformation

The caterpillar—the butterfly,
  the wood before the fires glow

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)

Saturn

So favored by Selene, he gathers her moons…
a collection that enhances a sparkly plethora:
Those rings within rings, of ice he holds taut
Under his saturnine smiles, they glisten thru
regions of black; magic calling each voyager:
New wrecks to snare as he revolves taciturn …

(5/18/21)
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Pink Unicorn From Candy Corn

Pink unicorn who is shaved and shorn
Was born in the land of yellow candy corn.
She adorns herself with purple ribbons proudly worn.
A torn meniscus and ACL makes her blue and forlorn.
Peach morning brings hope to lovely pink unicorn.
Matterhorn black magic in land of candy corn
Completely heals up the sweet Pink unicorn
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member how to exorcise a demon

tormented by an entity attachment maybe it is black magic or maybe not find out where within us lies the weakness that finds us in the demons clutches caught perhaps an advanced medium can exorcise the Frankenstein we have by fear created but at end of days it’s really up to us not to be by delusion dictated
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Smoke

In the mysterious heat haze all shimmers,
And seems lost in the fond memory of fire,
Until stars shine through in night glimmers,
And beauty birds sing invisibly upon a wire!

Darkly mingling in dusky evening black magic,
And caressing the moon in heaven bound pursuit,
The whole world distorted by plumes so thick,
As the vibrancies of summer sunshine go mute!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mkoften

What could be more tragic
then creating real spells from black magic

MKOften used fortune-tellers, medium, psychics and witches
to design a potion that defied all riches

Satanists and occultists would thrive up in joy
with this needle infused hell to be used as their toy

Now human rights became a thing of the past
as delivering this magic was their favorite blast
Form: Couplet

Black Poem

Bang, bang, bang, black minds open,
Black eyes seeing black blood spluttering on the black board,
Black tears from black eyes,
Black man in black out,
Black people eating black berries,
Black for black market, black magic, black eyes, black etc,
Black is everything bad,
Black is abused everywhere,
Black people now the black sheep,
And yet I am the black poet,
Reciting black poetry.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Wishing I had Started There

pen ran out of black ink
I scratched the paper until I had a hole
ink never returned

reached into my satchel for another writing instrument
found a black magic marker
it had dulled down; nothing happened

third try brought out a red crayon
by this time, I was in a mood
I broke it in half

finally went to the computer to type
wishing I had started there in the first place

Under the Cloud

The depression, 
in purple moon, 
scattering black magic.

The eatery, I ask, why were 
you hungry ?
The singsong tea pot smiles.

The theme of mist 
valley, incites the palazzo; 
and the riots begin.

A dark silhouette, looms- 
against the falling star, 
I start picking up the debris.

On the fringe of 
economic boom, I put my 
hands in the wronged shirt.


Satish Verma
Form: ABC

Premium Member Black Magic

It is the magic of night,
It is the fire lovers ignite!
It is a secret within a heart;
And how lovers connect far apart.

It is fathomless ebony eyes;
And the evening sunset glorifies!
Secret passages of lovers' escape-
Familiarity in its black cape.

It is also consummate passion,
And sometimes lurks in fashion!
Darkness colors all the unknown,
Its mystery calls the curious home.
Form: Rhyme

Tears of Orphan

Tears of an Orphan
is sorcery and black magic
that brings down the insolent
Laughter of an orphan
is fresh rain from the sky
that waters gardens of the kind

Those who torture the tortured
Those insult the worldly insulted
prepare oven by piling wood
where their blessing will burn
and burn, and burn uncontrolled
until they wake up in ashes
of destruction and gloom
By then, too late!

Premium Member Black Magic

                          Soft as mist,
                       slowly advancing 
                     in shadowy silence,
                 sure-footed, steady, she
          searches me with steadfast eyes,
       sparked, it seems, by latent lightning,
     smoldering still with sultry enchantment,
    she stealthily leaps now to my lap, sitting
   sweetly, safeguarding unfathomable secrets.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Who Cares I Do

Who Cares
There was green Playdough in the rug
Big deal, who cares?
My drywall now had a work of art
Created  by an imaginative four-year-old with a black magic marker.
Even way back then I realized something.
One day when all my children are in college
That rug can be replaced.
But the art work on the wall shall live there forever
Because I knew it would forever make me happy.
I was not wrong.

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