Two Witches
by Jean Jones
Glinda: Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?
Dorothy: Who, me? Why, I'm not a witch at all. I'm Dorothy Gale from
Kansas.
One woman desires what I desire, and will do anything
and go anywhere to find it;
However, she is a liar and cannot tell me the truth-
She would do anything for me for money
and doesn't care what she has to do to satisfy me
The other woman has standards - She would prefer
not to do things with me unless she has to or wants to-
When she does however, she is loving and giving;
not with her words, but with her actions to my body-
When I am with her, I find myself liberated.
Is it any surprise who I find myself drawn to,
or who I seek when I find myself alone?
One is an offspring to my desires-
She gives me what I want but lies-
The other liberates me every time I find myself with her-
Is it any surprise who I find myself drawn to?
One is loving and giving; not with her words
but with her actions to my body-
The other would do anything for me for money
However, she is a liar, and cannot tell me the truth-
Is it any surprise who I find myself drawn to?
© 2020 Jean Jones
Jean Jones teaches English as a Second Language Basic Skills for
Cape Fear Community College. He has an MFA in Creative Writing from
Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio and has a book of
poems available on Amazon.com entitled Beyond Good and Evil. He
has had poems published in Aphelion as well as Horror Zine online.
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