Songs of a Sorceress

By Bobbi Sinha-Morey

In this mega mix of poetry, Bobbi Siinha-Morey serves up the very best of her speculative verse, a delightful blend of fantasy, horror, and science fiction with wicca and darkness inspired by the depths of religion. One will find that she likes to walk on the dark side, but her need for light is all too great and that is why her work is so diverse.

ISBN 1-59431-319-9 Poetry/New Age

Cover Art by Maggie Dix



When the Sun Rains



Goose head for her cane

and white carnations

as a trail,

the white witch

with strapped on crown

takes her walk round

the heathers and bayou.

In her cup of drowned leaves

she summons another sun

to drink from so she can

spill rays on everyone.

Parasols clash and spin

like in auto-da-fes

and townspeople

streaked in yellow

become her slaves.

It’s the ones who flee

that melt into lemonade

when she sings.



Sun Goddess

Whipped by the sun

in a million tiny streaks,

goddess masquerades

in feathers of gold

offering her haloed

light to mortals while

redeemed seraphim

touch her skin.

White nights

light the heart

of her solar system.





Winter’s Newborn

Roses among snow

serve as pillows

for baby angels

who sleep

without halos.