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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WITCH OF EAST SEVENTY-SECOND STREET, by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP Poet's Biography First Line: I will put upon you the telephone curse,' said the witch Last Line: And I took her charred contract %and signed in triplicate Subject(s): Witchcraft And Witches | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...WITCHES' SPELLS: MISS TRUST'S INCANTATION by LYMAN FRANK BAUM WITCHES' SPELLS: MOUNTING THEIR BROOMSTICKS by LYMAN FRANK BAUM WITCHES' SPELLS: TO MAKE THEIR ENCHANTED HORSES FLY ... by LYMAN FRANK BAUM WITCHES' SPELLS: TO RAISE A WIND by LYMAN FRANK BAUM SWEET-TOOTH WITCH by JAMES RICHARD BROUGHTON WITCH CRACKING UP by RAQUEL CHALFI WITCH WITHOUT COVER by RAQUEL CHALFI WITCH DOCTOR'S SONG by FRANK MKALAWILE CHIPASULA OZYMANDIAS REVISITED by MORRIS GILBERT BISHOP |
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