A Hag True

Inspired by The Hag written by Robert Herrick located in A Children’s Book of Verse, Illustrated by Eric Kincaid, Poems selected by Marjorie Rogers. (Brimax Books)

Riding through the night disguised as pretty true

She ventured wide and far with amorous trysts wide with no particular choice in mind

Hellfire is what she breathes and care for none but herself she shows the world all

Cruelty disdain she teaches all when perfection she will never be as she

Mingles with the same sociopathic circle of friends who kill, reap, thieve and steal the life blood from one

Tearing heart and soul she reap the children’s soul and present all in tribute to hell in salvation of pathetic soul

With lashes of hard they beat the back of one of innocence and summon with magic of black the one of keep

Chanting in circle circle of two times eight they look the hag of true to correct the same

Beast of growl came forth to claim the souls but fought with soul their dame did with sheer will she dragged herself to protect them all

Using all she had their dame summoned the seventh to protect them passage to safety full for no one could defeat them ever merge as one

Eyes of slit of hate watched the hag with revealed thoughts of retribution come soon that her time is short for they battle as chessboard of all forever for the evil done

Moon, rise the time grows true of the centennial of devastation of evil that anointed is attacked prophesy will be revoked and then challenged by neutral

Beautiful out and ugly in is the way they will see and challenge they will saith the Lord of who champion him soon will be challenge as to fairness prevail

By

Felicia McCaw