Black & White Magic
She
laid her hands upon my head
Keeping
them there, prayed for an hour
She
prayed in English & African tongue
Trying
to protect me from what she saw
The
dreams I confessed – she knew
She
was afraid for me. I liked her.
I
did some of my best work in her class
Rolling
w/ it, writing, reading, living
Once
attended a Baptist mass w/ her family
There
was a group from the State Penn
Playing
guitars, drumming and singing
The
feeling was intense. Happy to be
free.
Everyone
felt it – but me. Wicked WASPs,
From
graveyards in
They
were pursuing my life’s blood
An
exchange for the appeasement of my vanity
Blood.
Empty
promises in exchange for a blood ring.
Ironic.
Lean
blonde hair blue eyed
Black
magic.
And
the dark African teacher -
Healing
White.
Many
miles later there was Carlos Castanada’s
Don
Juan w/ a reoccurring moth.
The
moth appeared from my closet - when mentioned
In
the Book