Short Voodoo Poems

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Voodoo

Made of yarn and small sticks Needle through my heart It "seams" to fit Dead work of art Mocksy Autumn 2011
Form: Rhyme


Voodoo

She kept trying 
To make him 
Disappear! 
Until one day 
After casting 
A powerful spell 
He vanished! 

Oh… I forgot 
He also took the car
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.

Don'T Vote For Hillary

DON'T vote for Hillary who's just got no clue
because she is full of voodoo
Hillary is guilty of many a crime
so tip the vote so she does time!
© Jay Lea  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Flaming

There once was a young man named Lane
who literally was insane
	he wrote a billet-doux
	using words of voodoo
not knowing it meant to enflame!
Form: Limerick

Voodoo Mask

Haunting, oh so haunting,
  Hanging --
On the wall over the chair;
  Hanging --
Made of ‘hogany...
Mahogany with human hair; 
  A relic,
      With an icy stare.


Premium Member jazzy rhythm

The versatile jazzy rhythm went boom boom bah bing

We were dancing happily with a zany
Zingily zing

In the French quarter of New Orleans
Pretending we were voodoo queens

Bubbles: Limerick Warning

There was a lady from the Near East
Who claimed her husband was a near-beast
She went along for his rides
Until your outside and his insides
Became for her voodoo just near-yeast
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Ode To Woodstock

Teen angel. Acid queen.
Here comes your lover man.
Heaven and hell. Won’t you
try. Kosmic blues.

Voodoo child. Guinnevere.
I put a spell on you.
And when its over. I
can’t turn you loose.

Makita Iv: Ages and Quakes

Voodoo cryptograms
were the mirrors
alleviating all that is
bred of elementary nature
having spaked in tones
that could quake the bones
fashioning humanity’s frame
furnished by deathly tales
Form: Verse

Premium Member Remote Hotels

Some people's passions are beyond explainable Staying at a remote hotel can be bank breakable Must be a guru Or involved in voodoo To understand this extreme and strange fascination
Form: Limerick

Hebraic

rest easy
don't get
confused

just as in
voodoo
the head

less chicken
runs in every
direction

but say and so
they say they're'll
and other discussions

not 
drop
ping

one

liners
Form:

Voodoo Queen

Her evil eye captures you
under her spell she binds you
No one can resist her powerful force
Her wicked wrath rages and surges
death, destruction and despair emerges
No other like her
     ~Katrina~
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Hendrix Is In the House

Voodoo Chili Blues
Hendrix is in the house
Hear my train a’comin
We are rocking too hard to grouse

Let’s set this guitar on fire!
And sing the Catfish blues.
Time is precious to this artist.
So young! His life to lose!

Premium Member Tails - Voodoo Hex

Wooden voodoo crux
One hex on me
Burn deep beyond known
Even down, even up

Occurrence number, frequency
Of moon voodoo hex
Four gone beyond one
You never knew

Russell Sivey

Entrant into nikko palmario's "Heads or Tails" contest

New Orleans

alive
bright
noisy
different
jovial
pumping
energetic
outlandish
musical
death
graves
shrimp
river boats
voodoo
floats
Mardi Gras
masks
beads
eateries
fun
swamps
tour guide
horse carriages
rain
clouds
casino
Cajuns
Form: List

Premium Member Woe Be Gone

books feel no pain though tattered and torn. not pricked with voodoo precision, chiseled at the gums. my upturned smile borrows misery. I can not turn the pages. the patrons read my lips "woe be gone"

That's Me

Sugar and spice
**** that ****,
Voodoo doll's and knifes,
Why be nice?
I already know that i'm a *****!!!
Come here,
Closer,
I'll let you in on a little secret,
I just don't give a flying ****!!!!
NICE?
You can keep that,
MEAN?
Yes that's me!!!
Form: ABC

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

Premium Member Magic

It’s just an illusion
that softly stirs sadness within my broken heart’s
confusion.

I have been tricked.
I'm seduced by the Queen of Tarts -
and pricked.

Voodoo
casts magic darts -
you.

 It’s just an illusion,
 I'm seduced by the Queen of Tarts -
 you.
Form: Rhyme

Rulers In This World

Of chorus lines puppet strings voodoo dolls as clown parades....
White cheeks dimpled smiles black ties affairs with, chichi crowns ?
Gladiators vying for world supremacy whileas muppets generals their
Daughters sip upon brandy to alleviate numb the truth in father's legacy.
Form:

Premium Member Voodoo Poetry

Voodoo Poetry

She penned a poem, that had no rhyme.
Cheered on by her great, modern kind. 
Out to destroy, all forms, classic! 
With her own, voodoo, penned, magic!



Line 1- 8 syllables 
Line 2-8 syllables
Line 3-8 syllables
Line 4-8 syllables

           11/16/2020
Form: Rhyme

Clumsy

good intention- bondage
bows knotted- time criss
crossed spirit sudden
(whisked off) lost &
gone with convenience-
holy voodoo sermon 
of leniency- forgive me
for your fractured fist
is my bloody wrist-
hallelujah hideaway-
pride likes to play
poses to pacify- quite
a clumsy clod

Three Wishes

If you rub my lamp,
You might get a cramp.
Three wishes I give you,
Nothing like voodoo.
First wish,
just not a fish.
Second way,
Nothing to betray.
Third is a charm,
But not to disarm.
The way these work,
I'm not a clerk.
There's nothing I wouldn't do,
Since when is a genie blue?

Sticking It To Bill Clinton

A voodoo witch I bought it from,
A voodoo doll of Bill Clinton,
I stuck it with a great big pin,
But all Bill did was,grin,grin,grin,
That witch just might've been a con.


authors note: only a poem and I am a fan of Bill Clinton.-
I chose him because he's a big enough man to take a joke
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Necromancy Is This

What necromancy is this sorcerer said.
Realizing his son could conjure up the dead.
No voodoo at all Fred said, his emotions lead.
Embarrassed he was caught, his face was red.
Did you learn this trick from your Grandpa Ned?
No from you, Daddy, little wizard said.
Paternal pride filled the sorcerer’s head.
Form: Monorhyme

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