A Collection of Poems, Prose & Poetry from Sky's Quill
       
 
 

 

The Northdown Witch, a poem by Sky Taylor

 

Legend has it that trouble was doubled by the Northdown Witch

To find her, travel thru the wooded vale, hemmed by a ditch

But be prepared, for as one clawed hand stirs the black caldron

The other hovers over a book of spells,  not penned by the sun

 

For it contains pages of darkness, secret incantations of evil

Men to toads, children to mice, mankind ripped of human will

Harnessed by a rolled curse from sacrilegious lips, a wicked tongue

So tread carefully as you near the lair of the evil, wicked one

 

Enter quietly thru the back, along a winding mossy trail

Gripping a leather-covered hand tightly to the rusty rail

Where it ends, you'll find the secret passageway

Tucked into a hill, to block the light of day

 

Stealthily move forward, past the glowing eyes of owl

On past the transparent herb-filled jars, musty and foul

Till finally you reach the heart of the heartless one

Who stands brewing a curse over the black caldron

 

Do not hesitate, do not fumble, do not pause, do not wait

Lest your head becomes a knob on the witch's garden gate.

 

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Links to More Poems & Short Stories by Sky

Six Pack Wolf Pack -  Original Werewolf poem by Sky Taylor.  continue

 

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Diet Woes of the Five Crows - Dieting woes of the Five Crows. continue

 

Once Upon a Diet Dreary - An ode to dieting with a dreary little poem. (Well, somebody had to do it!)  continue

 

Six Pack Wolf Pack -  Original Werewolf poem by Sky Taylor.  continue

 

The Black Nighty - (9 pages) A mix-up triggers romance. continue

 

Sugar Pie - (12 pages) Winner of the pie contest takes the blue ribbon, $500 and a date with the tall, dark and handsome Mayor. continue

 

The Princess & the Cowboy - (9 pages)   A refined lady encounters a raunchy cowboy on a train ride to Austin. continue

 

Appaloosa - (7 pages)  Sometimes, love is the last to know..... continue

 

The Winnie Roast - (12 pages)  Rowdy campers disrupt a lady and her little dog, Princess, leading to an opportunity for romance. continue

 

Between the Sheets - (25 pages)  A writer experiencing writer's block finds love between the sheets. continue

 

Boomerang Booby - (4 pages) One guy, one girl and one stylish bra. continue

 

A Cowboy, a Hick & a Salt Lick - (13 pages)  Heath grumbled beneath his breath and it was with great effort that he didn't reach out and strangle the hick-girl who obviously didn't know a hoot about feed.   His assumption regarding her ineptness was confirmed as she hopped aside and he entered the feed store that had been there since God had created Adam.  Good grief.  The area looked pathetic - more like a pet brothel than a feed store!  continue

 

Ghost Falls - (7 pages)  A blind date delivers the girl of Joe's dreams.  continue

 

One Indian Summer - (23 pages) When she turned, Brett's face relaxed.  Indeed, the beautiful hair had a beautiful face he quickly noted.  But she was sure twitchy, looking much like an automated tin soldier now as she cocked her elbow and offered a fragile-looking hand to him.  continue

 

Dandelions & Cattails - (11 pages)   Can a blue-ribbon cook - cook up passion? continue

 

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Code of the Fang - (7 pages)  A humorous short gothic vampire story.  continue

 

English Ivy - {16 pages) "Why yes," she managed, batting her eyes swiftly over the handsome male who had rescued her.   

 

He wasn't overly tall, yet the white Stetson he was wearing made him appear as such.  From what she could glimpse beneath the hat, he had a mop of blond hair which was nowhere near a military cut.  More like an American hippie from the history pages of yesteryear, she went on to decide amid her analysis.

 

The golden tan, the flashing white teeth and the shadow of a beard soared up Ivy's flared nostrils as she drank in the fresh air mixed with he-man. continue

 

 

 

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