The Witching Hour
- C.S.R.
- Jul 4, 2019
- 1 min read
You're in the forest for a chore
But doing it's such a bore
So you think it's not a crime
For you to take and waste time
Wishing for something more
Suddenly the light stops to pour
From the leaves like before
You've stayed too long
And feel you don't belong
With no choice but to explore
Your surroundings have change
At night, nothing's the same
You wonder and slip
Your feet starting to trip
As you see something in your range
There seems to be a glow amidst
You start to crawl closer but your common sense resists
Still, closer to the light you go
To see it's a candle's glow
And that by the flames two women exist
They seem to be saying some praise
As their hands begin to raise
They're surrounded by incense and smoke
As it seems some dark forces they'll invoke
Because the candles have gone ablaze
You see their faces in the light
My, such a dastardly sight
For you can tell within a snitch
That it's the hour of the witch
Upon this time of midnight
To be noticed could be your demise
So you think to run might be wise
But you make crunch sound
With a trip to the ground
Now your plan will need a revise
The witches catch you in their gaze
You're confused in all the haze
You mumble a pathetic plea
As they cackle at you with glee
So you lay there in a daze
Until the world starts to fade

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