Best Incantation Poems

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As if the sunlight breaks the day
And dawn arrives with a whispered breath
Ascending like a clarinet                            ...

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All Hallows' Eve Black Mass Incantation

We Pray in The Name of Our Father Lucifer, 
Which wert in Heaven:

Boil, Boil plague-ridden rats and toads in oil,
With a pair of gleaming snake eyes too.
Mix in fresh hen’s blood and a rabbit’s paw,
With a touch of horse dung...

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The light
is not its own, but
caught and passed on
to comfort a darkened world.
It inhabits the lonely places
and where absence
has gone unhealed,
becoming a summoner 
of dreams and visions
as if seeking a form
to manifest something
of itself in the apparitions 
wandering human sleep,
or in a memory
that gently brushes
the...

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Bless this grandest of days.......
Assist me Lord, to enjoy and not complain!


Only a few humble poems, help me to pen.
Not hunting for comments .......right then!


If body pains do come my way,.....
Let me not like an ungrateful, donkey bray.


Our family day is today.
Three generations to frolic...

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YORUBA INCANTATION AGAINST THE VAMPIRES.


Oh you Titans of the other world
Oh you the legend of the unseen
I rise my voice up on to you today
Hear me and accept my supplication;
Attention rules the life of house mouse,
When the loving mother hears her baby crying,
Does she not...

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A Talismanic Incantation
By Faleeha   Hassan
Translated by Mahmoud Abbas Masoud
I gathered the pores of my being
And came to perfume them with your own fragrance
Only to discover that you are an oleander -- a rosebay
While in the memory of unease and apprehension
I trace some features...

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Birth—Coronation
Belief—Creation
Pain— Debilitation
Sin—Damnation 
Joy—Association
Despair—Isolation
Praise—Adulation
Time—Anticipation
Truth—Revelation
Faith—Salvation
Death—Divination
Life—Reincarnation

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)...

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''Incantation to the Night''  by David Hart (Published 2006)

Puddles smile and slyly wink to the whispering slick streets.
Lo, a passerby tearfully weeps
Weeps through the panes of the dark

Raffish street lights groan and cackle at moths and flys
A woman's banshee gait beckons and paws at...

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I felt your hand
bunched 
in Egyptian cotton,
unbinding 
a day’s inhibitions,


fabric curtained
and fell, with it 
restraint
floated away


you come within
fingers of breath
from my lips,
a tongue’s touch
of bare tips


stroking desire
the scent of your lust,
overwhelmed as


a bead of desire,
pooled to the corner
of my mouth,
I could taste in you
musk and...

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The light has reached 
us through 
    shattered 
    vessels
             sparks remain in 
our souls
    The scattered lights 
in the darkness 
  ...

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Sun of yellow;
Rose so red.
Guide this fellow
To thy bed.

Sky of blue;
Water so clear.
Let him be true,
Bring him near.

Grass of green;
Earth so round.
Let his love be seen-
Heard without sound.

Paula Denise Cosner...

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peace within peace within peace
dripping with grease
war within war within war
an apple core
love within love within love 
not from above
stir within stir within stir
incense and myrrh
mix within mix within mix
knock them for six
kill within kill within kill
powder and pill
blood within blood within blood
dropped with a...

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The way mother nature smiles
  leaves us happy through the miles 
  that we must walk
       before the talk leaves us
  bleary, our minds weary 
   A softly spoken prayer 
  and the...

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We live in a world where magic is alive
We live with incantation and the surreal
We live with the charmed and the fay

In a world of magic where enchantment swells
In a world where monitoring spirits roam unnerved
Unhindered wrecking havoc emptying laymen's joy

The Indian dream catcher a...

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The Vessel pt. 1 - A Blighted Vale (pt 2/2)

Amongst the dead and dying trees,
A Stygian crypt of crumbling stone
A doorway opened, not with man-made keys,
But forgotten tongue from forgotten tome
This ancient ruin with obscured glyphs,
Gently brushed clean with calloused tips
Whispered words from cracked, parched...

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