Short Witches Poems

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


Witches

I come to you
Like a ritual
On the same hour
10 pm
Knowing we share the same love
Witches chasing love for the moon.
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Premium Member they call us witches

to no one do harm
club of female gardeners
wiccans honest creed

male jealousy
faery tales villainize
they call us witches
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Salem, Massachusetts


                   Witches and Warlocks

                   Is New York City Salem Mass?

                   Halloween Night
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Just Superstition

Just superstition?
Feisty black cat bearing claws 
the number thirteen  
tattooed upon its wild smile,
witches it’s your lucky day.
Form: Tanka

Shakespearean Baseball

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Macbethian witches, their curses, their physicks
bubble, bubble
whatever they are they're a great deal of trouble.
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Happy Holy-Ween

Witches coo
      goblins moo
    Jack-o-lantern's puzzled

    Ghosts wave 'Hi'
      spooks are shy ~
    All-Saints-Day unmuzzled
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Near Halloween

When witches go riding, And black cats are seen, The moon laughs and whispers, ‘tis near Halloween!
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Witches Brew

A man made some witches brew
Then sold it as Barker’s stew
The customers face turns
Into blisters and burns
As their noses grew and grew
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Chain Haiku - Star Dust

meet mom past the Wall
Tristan uses a candle
crash landing a star

trip of love unfolds
meeting witches kings pirates
To dust far above
© Ak Adam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Witches' Ring

Pumpkin party was in full swing
the ghosts and ghouls began to sing
	they sang off key
	it tickled me
 as I danced ‘round the witches’ ring.
Form: Limerick

What the Hex

witches
witch is
which
witch

she put
a spell on
me and 
now i'm 

hers
where
we're
what

a sub
plot that
is dear god
forgotten
Form:

Halloween Night

I dressed up on Halloween night
Then stumbled upon a horrific sight
Where the witches had brew
Humans were the stew
I hurried and got out of sight
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Girls' Night Out

Preemptive party on Hallow's Eve
They got together for a witches' brew
Midnight strikes... time for fun



Wordku: 5-7-5

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Lucky Black Cat

When a black cat looks at a red moon
Witches and howlets will there be soon
So put on your costume and be fleet
Go about, to seek your trick or treat
Form: Rhyme

Halloween Fright

Halloween gave me a fright
When the witches broom came into sight
She dropped lots of cats
From underneath her hats
Whose sharp claws put up a fight
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Witches and Sticks

on this night
there's no light
all is black
and its wack
its not a dream
its holloween
and you see this
of corlors mixs
with
WITCHES AND STICKS

Kisses Like a Witches Spell

For my loves kisses,
Are like a witches spell,
For her lips are,
Soaked with enchantment,
Dripping with rare sweetness,
Forever imprisoning my lips.

A ridiculous question

She says witches are ugly if bad
She's says like it some kind of new fad
Which makes me think
Did this princess in pink
Called me ugly and now I am sad
fun
Form: Limerick

The Witch

The witch needed meat for her stew
More meat for her witches brew
She flew high and flew so
Searching out for more
Crash and fell into her own brew-stew
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

My Grandma

My grandma

I see her
Seating on her bed
Pillows propped with cotton
Circling her like witches
Around a cauldron pot
Her skin glowing
From her light within.

Frolicking In the Dark

Frolicking in the Dark
witches on wild brooms, black cats with red, hungry eyes - daylight on the way
Form: Senryu

Sabbat

Chanting witches stirring the magic potion,
Cackling, dancing, spinning and wildly leaping,
Naked, frenzied, writhing and fortune telling:
Night of the Sabbat.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I Love Halloween

Goblins and witches
And then Frankenstein appears
The world is scarier now
Things calm down a bit
Devil banshee laughs at me
Guess what? I love Halloween!
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member v w x Y

vampire verifies vegetable soup
werewolf witches and wizards giving a whoop
‘xtraordinary expectatons ever so sweet
yipping yellow eyes yearning for a treat
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Raft Made of Bones

After their patriarch died,
sea witches circled the night.
Those left behind clung to hope 
on a raft made of his bones,
until sharkness devoured the light.
Form: Limerick

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