Summary
The website content features a poem titled "Witch" by Pablo Pereyra, inspired by a challenge from Lucy (the eggcademic), with a photograph by Kayla Maurais, and invites readers to explore more of the author's work.
Abstract
The webpage presents a poetic piece named "Witch," written by Pablo Pereyra. The poem delves into the allure and mystique of witchcraft, with evocative imagery and a nod to the natural world. It speaks to the enchanting nature of the subject, with the author expressing a pursuit of understanding and connection. The poem is accompanied by a captivating image of a forest, captured by photographer Kayla Maurais. Pereyra acknowledges the inspiration for his verses, thanking Lucy (the eggcademic) for the creative challenge. The page also provides links to additional works by Pereyra, including another poem titled "Would it be a Lie?" and a Halloween haiku called "Pretty Witches," which was written in response to Lucy's prompt.
Opinions
Would you bring your witchcraft and entice me? Your words and your charm, entrancing me, The scent emanating from your soul, As I chase and chase, and chase, Following your essence, Since it emanates, from the soil.
©Pablo Pereyra 2020. Thank you for reading.
Thank you Lucy (the eggcademic) for the challenge. I hope my verses are appropriate and honor Witches seen and unseen.
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