Voodoo Poems | Examples

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Vex the hex that is X

Can you feel the real deal hoodoo or juju hex

One sex tech conquest & manifest wrecks perplex
  
Flex your cerebral cortex protest against the new Rex

Hullabaloo of voodoo we must contest & vex
  

Vain inane randy Deejays handy on dandy sandy decks

A bane.. vloggers..joggers & bloggers texts & trend treks 

Reign of hooray Henry’s forays with oversized unwise specs

Disdain from plain Jane “ex” glowering while devouring Tex Mex 

Train..campaign for brawn not brain.. divulging bulging necks & pecs

The lot have got an absurd follow the word of the herd complex


Flecks of lies flutter & splutter in the utter nutter echo chamber gutter that is “X”  

Never ending..mind bending curmudgeon bludgeon chorus of Tyrannosaurus Techs!

Bayou Bliss

Uh huh
Jambalaya
Uh oh
Crawdad gumbo
That spice
It’s Cajun nice

Girl there
With long blonde hair
She’s flame
and can’t be tamed
Legs long
Bayou beat song

So nice
Red beans and rice
Real sweet
With pepper heat
Hot day
Shrimp etouffee

So real
She makes me feel
Her eyes
Beautiful lies
Much more
Oh I adore

Love taste
Rush passion’s haste
Salt sweet
Such tender meat
De-sire
Swamp born fire

Hunger
Never sated
Give me
What she plated
Eat till
I’m full to burst
Need her
A voodoo curse

Gumption

With a hitch in my get-along
which set me wrong
my get-up-and-go
is sadly misplaced
it done got up and went
cannot be traced
it's really too tragic
my mojo is spent
I need someone who
versed in voodoo
will weave their magic
do some hoodoo
come through with the juju
who'll hand me an amulet
give me a charm
which won't go amiss
so I draw no harm
with a little gris-gris
to take up the slack
and make sure my moxie
is right back on track


Albert Einstein 1879-1955

Altho' it's not E=mc squared,
Albert was heard to theorise
when he declared,
"Carrots are relatively good for the eyes,
it's a fact
they'll make you see well and look good too,
I'm blinding you with science,
it's not hoodoo or a voodoo act."
He then asserted,
with a wicked grin,
"It only hurts when you put them in."

Premium Member voodoo magic comfort

voodoo magic
frightening to those who dont know
a comfort to me

VOODOO SALAD

“ VOODOO SALAD “


 BLACK CATS IN THE WINDOW BULLET HOLES PAINT THE DOOR
 SIGN SAYS FORTUNE TELLER I WOULDN’T FEEL LUCKY IN THAT STORE
 THIS TOWN IS REALLY CREEPY I DON’T TRUST ANYTHING I SEE
 THE SLIPPERY WET SIDEWALK IS NOW STARING BACK AT ME
 WHATEVER WAS IN THE DRINK SHE MADE HAS ME SEEING DOUBLE
 MY LEGS ARE WEAK AND WOBBLY I KNOW I’M IN FOR TROUBLE
  I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER CAUSE I’VE  READ ALL ABOUT IT
  NOW I THINK I’M TASTING THAT STRANGE VOODOO SALAD
THERE’S A SHADOW FOLLOWING ME BUT IT DON’T LOOK LIKE MINE
IT’S GETTING REALLY CLOSE AM I’M RUNNING OUT OF TIME
I’M SHAKING IN MY BOOTS BUT WHEN I TURN AROUND
LOOKING RIGHT BEHIND ME THERE IS NO ONE TO BE FOUND
THE SINKING SKY ABOVE IS SETTING AWFULY LOW
WHOLE TOWN IS CLOSING IN I GOT NOWHERE TO GO
THE DAYS ARE ALL SO BLEAK NIGHTS ARE EVEN WORSE
EVERY CAR I SEE LOOKS LIKE A FUNERAL HEARSE
I’VE HEARD ALL THE RUMORS NOW I KNOW JUST WHAT IT MEANS
THERE’S SOMETHING IN THAT VOODOO SALAD THEY CALL NEW ORLEANS


Premium Member VooDoo Ranger

'nother heartbreak
sorry
never hid one red flag
or warning label
 ...yet she tried
so 
not all my fault
but it's a pattern

I think I might 
until I know I don't
some brutal honesty
I squirm free of the noose to
answer the call of the wild
and put 500 miles 
between us 
before I stop for the night

at some nomad campground
stirring the embers in the
dying light
pondering 
what it all means

my love
she says I lied about

well it was blind
until it opened its eyes

now out of her arms 
and into my five dollar camp chair
nothing but the moon, the stars
and a VooDoo Ranger 
for company

staring out over that endless sea 
of loneliness
strumming my ukulele  
...singing softly 
"Can't You See"

Premium Member Revenge is Sweet

The bullying and bruising
Went on and on for years,
'Til the time had come 
They'd atone for her tears

Aimed at those people
The cruel and the two-faced,
For revenge is sweet ...
And she wanted a taste

If only they'd befriended her
And if only they knew,
The humble, homely girl
Practiced a little voodoo 

All mouths sealed shut
And all eyes went blind,
The more they judged
The more her spell bind

No one stared as if
All eyelids were sewn shut,
No one whispered as if
All throats had been cut

Confused and in pain
They clawed with each hand,
As a power took over them
Greater than any could understand 

With expanding waistlines 
To match their hips,
As they ate the words
That escaped their lips

Satisfied and smiling
She had reached her goal,
They could never again
Hurt another soft soul.

Premium Member Voodoo Wedding

A trip to New Orleans to be married by Bloody Mary
The iconic voodoo priestess of the irresistible charm of which she carries
A beautiful courtyard is the setting for the big event
Seats filled with family friends and from up above spirits sent
You could fill the presence of the spirit world in the air
A ceremony to be filled with energy wisdom positive love and lots of flair
A crow caws with approval just as the ceremony begins.
Containing the spirit of granddad within
A drawing on the pavement of a heart a symbol of their love and a new life together
A rope to tie a hand showing binding eternal love for each other
You are not just marrying the person but the goddess of love
A piece of cake is given to be shared
The remainder is given back to the earth with care
Negative thoughts written down by both create a sense of positivity and peace to be churned
At the conclusion champagne to be shared by all, a voodoo doll each to the happy couple standing tall
In the end such a beautiful wedding and spiritual cleansing
A great gathering of people past and present leaves both newlyweds beaming

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!

Mississippi Masala

Hair as long as the Mississippi River,
Eyes as dark as a bayou on a moonless night, 
kiss as sweet as a honeysuckle flower, 
and as dangerous as a rattlesnake bite.
She's a southern sinful delight.
Baptized by fire, 
she ain't like any other, 
her kind of lovin' 
makes the devil run for cover.
 Dancing in the fire light,
 by the muddy waters,
she's a Cajun goddess, 
and a voodoo queen's daughter. 
She'll steal your soul, 
with the sway of her hip,
she will take you to hell,
and make you beg for the trip.

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!



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           11/16/2020

Premium Member Deja Voodoo

What is this Deja VooDoo
                          as I hold you in my arms
Is there an island moon
                         to illuminate your charms

Are we lovers on the sand
                    when youth was ours to hold
Are the palm trees standing guard
                                    never to grow old

Have we just transcended time
                                 together and as one
In rapture still, to kiss the night
                           and touch the rising sun

Voodooed By You

You stab at my manufactured beatless heart,
and tear off my tattered burlap textile.
Puncturing the weakened breath from my tight lungs.
To you, I’m just a naked doll’s unsexed part,
while enduring revenge pain for your feigned love.
Taking mock death with a bent smile from the start. 
Your list grows longer, my devotion stays true.
Our creativeness shown like expensive art.
Sharp pins and needles make me feel worthwhile,
from the tight breath puncturing my weakened lungs. 
Us two, hand-in-hand, this world we must depart. 


Contest Name: A New Abracadabra Poem Poetry Contest
Sponsor Name: Emile Pinet
Style: Rhyme (Abracadabra)
Date: April 14, 2021

Premium Member Old Voodoo Doll

I would ask you to stop needling me
if I could feel my feet anymore
Certainly, by now, those raggedy dogs
are well traipsed off. And the crotch tweaks
only remind me that I need to go
to the bathroom again.  Or is that even you?
Whoever it is, I do thank you for holding me 
over the toilet, as often as you do,
and for reminding me to face my porridge  
every night or so, although, I remain 
such a smudge of my former self,
wedged secretly between a box spring 
and a bed slat, flirting shamelessly 
as I do, with the dust bunnies.

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