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So this warlock, one Henry by name,
Felt solitaire his type of game.
He leapt and he sprung;
To songs he gave tongue,
And the view from the rear brought him fame.
--- Liath MacTyre

A Dianic group in St Croix
Believed men were no source of joy,
So the God in the fall
Was not there at all,
But was played by a Lesbian named Roy.
--- Liath MacTyre

This coven that hated men's sass
Were trancing while out in the grass.
The power they raised
Let them see a long ways,
And they spotted the young Henry's ass.
--- Liath MacTyre

The coven had heard Henry sing
And the thirteen had seen his tush swing.
It gave them pause,
And sufficient cause
To re-enact the rite of Corn King.
--- Liath MacTyre

A mighty cone then they did raise;
Young Henry was caught in a daze.
His ritual left him;
His reason bereft him,
Amid powerful visions of maize.
--- Liath MacTyre

And then the fairies did come.
No voices -- alas they were dumb.
They too, on a quest
For a Pan who would jest.
Then lo, they spied Henry's bum.
--- Liath MacTyre

Now the Gardnerians out in Peru
Cried, "Forsooth, this will never do,
For he practises bare,
With nary a care.
He therefore belongs to us too.
--- Liath MacTyre

Old Crowley alone in his grave
Turned over and started to rave.
"What's this come to pass?
You're playing grab ass
And starting to practice deprave.
--- Liath MacTyre

The Gaia, the quarreling awoke.
"What's this going on with my folk?"
Three covens and a mage
Want bum center stage.
Have you garnered consensus from the bloke?
--- Liath MacTyre

So together as one, they all came
To celebrate Life and the Name
Of Goddess and God,
Nuts, sweet fruit, and pod,
But Henry went home just the same.
--- Liath MacTyre

There once was a coven of nine
Who spent a whole night in a pine.
They fell into trances
While sitting on branches
And sipping some mulberry wine.
--- Liath MacTyre

This coven, not know for their brain,
Forgot to come out of the rain.
And all through the night,
Their spirits took flight,
While humming a Starhawk refrain.
--- Liath MacTyre

They visited Nepal and Tibet,
The wisdom of the Lama to get.
But the Dali was away
To speak in Bombay,
So they spake at length to his pet.
--- Liath MacTyre

From witchcraft I now have retired;
My license for magic expired.
Can't afford to renew
Till two thousand and two;
I have fired the coven I hired!
--- Jean Fox

Of course, I have friends in the trade,
So if there's a spell I need made,
Someone will be willing
For one silver shilling,
To rush to my side with her aid!
--- Jean Fox

The stories of witches abound;
There's plenty 'round her to be found.
Like our own Mary Dore,
Whom I'd love to know more,
Who could turn into owl, cat, or hound.
--- Tiddy Ogg

One other such witch was old Liddy,
From out in the Wallops, this biddy
Was shot, as a hare,
Escaped, then spied there
Plucking shot from her shoulder, poor Liddy.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now those in the know all maintain,
With silver, a witch may be slain.
Load gun with such bullet,
Grasp trigger and pull it,
And she'll not be seen e'er again.
--- Tiddy Ogg

To rid witch Kate Hunt from the town
Of Cuthridge, they sliced a half-crown;
In firearm 'twas loaded
And duly exploded;
A white hare was thereby brought down.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Next morning some fellows, the bolder
And younger, though warned by those older,
Crept 'round to Kate's house.
As hushed as a mouse.
She'd died from a wound in her shoulder.
--- Tiddy Ogg

Now you may think this is all baloney,
That witches can't turn into coneys.
But all this is true;
I'll prove it to you,
That all that above isn't phoney.
--- Tiddy Ogg

We've got such a witch down our street,
And I'd rather keep the crone sweet,
To give me her bless-
Ing, and not cause distress,
So I leave her out something to eat.
--- Tiddy Ogg

By morning the plate is cleaned flat;
So what do you say about that?
And oft, down the drive
I've seen her arrive,
Disguised as a fox or a cat.
--- Tiddy Ogg

I'll tell you of Mary McPherson,
A sorcerer once put a curse on.
She wanders the globe
Taking any man's probe;
Of curses there must be a worse 'un.
--- Anon

The spell, it was hard to concoct,
For her chastity belt, it was locked.
With a wave of his wand
Release her from her bond,
And now Mary is truely well cocked!
--- Anon

This week I'll be an ugly crone,
In the St. Louis central time zone.
They picked the right bitch,
To play The Wicked Witch,
My talents for this are well known.
--- Anon

For work we will put on a show,
So off to St. Louis we'll go.
I'll fly on my broom,
To bring Dorothy gloom;
I'm quite good at this, don't you know.
--- Anon

May I suggest eye of the newt,
Toad warts and dried mandrake root,
The piss of a lizard,
Some fresh dragon gizzard,
Stirred in a stinky old boot?
--- Karen

I'm checking my pantry right now.
I'm curious, please tell me how
You get fresh gizzard?
Mine's from a wizard
Who only sells dried anyhow.
--- Marlene

My favorite recipe in the book
Requires a featherless rook,
Boiled with two frogs,
And three skinned groundhogs.
It's written in gobbledygook.
--- Marlene

My birth on the twenty-third Dec.,
(Right next to the summer solstice)
It made me a druid,
The Earth needs its fluid --
Poured wines a oblation, not mess.
--- Archie

I have this particular itch;
My wife, she is such a witch
And oh, what a hoot!
She might have to toot.
She's developing some type of twitch!
--- CT

If she's got an itch in her snatch,
I'm sure you can come up to scratch.
And if that doesn't do,
I'm sorry but you
And she both, must have lice in the thatch.
--- Tiddy Ogg

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His witch of a wife, I assume,
Is twitching because her own groom
Can't scratch his own itch,
While she's found her niche
And is riding a long-handled broom.
--- Travis Brasell

Those wizards have tall pointy hats
To prevent landings by flying bats,
On top of their head
While sitting in bed,
And thereby frightening their cats.
--- Tony Burrell

The wizard hats ain't what they seem;
Why, out of the top shoots a beam
Of miss tickle might.
They wiggle just right,
Bringing fuition to a gal's dream!
--- Cyber Wizard

They're all weather wear, those hats too,
Expanding the envelope two.
They're Kevlar, Thinsulate,
And a fine copper grate,
Amplifying brain waves we want to.
--- Cyber Wizard

My aunt when she was young,
Took up smoking for fun.
Now her hacking and wheezing
Are very displeasing.
Why she occasionally brings up a lung!
--- Magunda

It sure made the IRS sore,
When he said, "I will pay you no more!
I've paid to the max
in tobacco tax --
You can audit my humidor."
--- J Eubanks and S Martin

I went out to eat at McDonald's
'Cause I always thought that old Ronald (that bloke!)
Would surely protect me
And never neglect me
By making me breathe his McSmoke.
--- Jim Weaver Collection

"If the new regulations prevail
In Federal Buildings," said Gale,
"They may still permit folks
Who want to, to smoke
As long as they do not exhale."
--- A N Wilkins P8607

There was a tobacconist named Dinah
Who opened her store for a mynah.
"Want cigarettes!" said the bird.
"But haven't you heard?
It's illegal to sell to a mynah."
--- Henry Mucha

You don't have to be a detective
To know cigarettes are defective.
But smokers ill health
Brought Tobacco such wealth,
It took years for a jury's directive.
--- Prof M-G

Its nature is hard to define.
Its effects are both good and malign.
It can kill living men,
But when smoking again
Is a thing which can cure slaughtered swine.
--- A N Wilkins P8808

An obstinate smoker named Bart
Would smoke till it troubled his heart.
He said, in a huff,
As he took his last puff,
"I will smoke until death do us part."
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2435

Said the son of a preacher, young Brad,
"If the Lord God made everything, dad,
And as I've understood,
Pronounced everything good,
Just how, then, can smoking be bad?"
--- A N Wilkins P8808

"What we need," said a non-smoker wise,
"Is to give men who puff, a surprise.
We must give them a smoke,
So they'll gag and they'll choke,
And they'll drop dead around us like flies."
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2932

One jury has made it a rule,
Which the plaintiff's attorneys term cruel
And extremely provoking;
If you kill yourself smoking,
You're just eighty percent of a fool.
--- A N Wilkins P8808

There were noises of choking and croaking.
It wasn't a subject for joking.
Men looked with despair
Through the poisonous air,
When they saw Mt. Vesuvius smoking.
--- Laurence Perrine P8808

The heavy pipesmoker MacBeth
Was wheezing to draw one more breath.
But no air could he get,
And the fate that he met,
Was far worse than the fate worse than death.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2680

I like smoked fish and relish
Gefilte fish with horseradish.
But now that smoking can
Be hazardous to Man,
I prefer ge-filtered fish.
--- Irving Superior P8808

There once was a fellow named Stash,
Who rather enjoyed smoking hash.
He smoked it in bed,
So they found him dead
In a scatter of cinders and ash!
--- Emmanuel Lamprecht

An old heavy smoker named Clyde
Who in pipes and cigars took great pride,
Took a trip to Gruyere
To smell Swiss mountain air --
He inhaled a deep breath and he died.
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2504

A man to whom warnings were sung
Of the horrors of cigarette lung,
Coughed all in vain
'Til he ruptured his brain,
With a fag 'tween his lip and his tongue.
--- Edwin J Weinstein

A merry soul was Nat King Cole;
He smoked those Camels, without a bowl.
He coughed and he choked
Till he finally croaked,
When he smoked himself into a hole.
--- JJones

Said inveterate smoker, old Flash,
"For these butts I spend plenty of cash.
If this seems bad to you,
You know what you can do--
By which I mean--just kiss my ash."
--- Russ Burton P9202

There once was a man from Milan
Who hatched a malevolent plan.
He'd grow cheap tobacco
And lace it with crack. Oh
I fear it would never be banned.
--- Daniel Martin

There once was a lady from Perth,
Who knew what her two lungs were worth.
It'd always provoke her
Whenever a smoker
Lit up and polluted the earth.
--- Daniel Martin

From the time he was first on the shelf,
We'd warned the old codger from Elf.
"You're a damned fool," we said,
"For smoking in bed,"
Till the guy made an ash of himself.
--- A N Wilkins P8808

One of those indestructible folk,
As macho as any cowpoke,
As hard as a boulder,
Who never get older,
For the Marlboro man doesn't smoke.
--- A N Wilkins P8808

To the sickly young smoker Larocque,
The doctor some bad news had broke.
"Although you're very young,
We must take out your lung."
Said Larocque, "Do you mind if smoke?"
--- Albin Chaplin 3024-2658

At the end of each bronchial tree,
Are some sacs called alveoli;
And it isn't a joke
When they're fill up with smoke.
No sir! 'Tis just misery.
--- Edwin J Weinstein

"Where there's smoke, there is usually a fire,
But there's none," she complained, "in Jack Meyer.
He smokes and he smokes
And he makes little jokes,
But he never shows sexual desire!"
--- Laurence Perrine P880

There once was an old Aussie bloke
Who poisoned the air with blue smoke.
But smoking's not bad
Compared to the fad
We Yanks have of snorting our coke.
--- Harry Rubin P9202

It comes from the Sioux, TOBACCOUGH.
The Sioux would TOBAC and then COUGH.
And/or they would plug
TOBACCO then UGH,
While warning papoose to back off.
--- Irving Superior P9202

Gasped the girl as she lighted a fag,
"I really must have a quick drag".
Her boyfriend said: "Dear,
We can't marry, I fear.
You'll soon be a stinking old hag."
--- S Collins-Teacher10/12/71

Lighting up, the girl started to cough.
Her boyfriend exclaimed: "I'm off.
What, marry a wife
Who does that all her life?
"I'll look somewhere else: that's enough".
--- S Rushton-Teacher10/12/71


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