You used to ring bells for me
Put spells on me
Write my name seven times to get to me
You couldn’t get to me
When I feel the familiar
Its spells I’m feeling
Spells put on me
You used to whisper wishes into me
Twist reality to get a piece of me to complete your wizardry
Your mind cannot naturally receive purity so you commit robberies for its feeling
Since the moment you yourself were cursed, you have tapped the sanity of others to relieve your self-
pity
If you conceive the imagery of bravery your string pulling will not be seen
Enamored audience entertained by your enchanting sorcery
Wax at home slowly burning so your true nature cannot be seen
You used to serve offerings bearing my ancestry
You used to wish harm onto me so I would run to your predatory lifesaving
Hero engraving claw marks on fragile hearts
You used to seem so innocent
It’s why I never trusted your innocence
I would sense your spells through your scent
Every sense on defense after your peck
4 corners alerted and inspect
Your intent
Karma watches
The truth soothes
I used to be a part staged and fought to stop it
Paused my destiny to fight the wicked source of conjuring
Don’t curse others when you feel for them
Bless Yourself
Love Them and You instead
The real power that resides on your head.
Allow the To Be’s to be
Selfish spell making redesigns what’s meant to be.
You used to fuck with me.
God saw you
In that protection, I feel relief as I continue to receive what’s meant for me choosing to accept the
interruptions caused by your being which were based on need
You used to need me
So you’d fuck with me
God still loves you
And you, I have buried
No spell, no chant, no ceremony.
I used to feel for Fantasy.
Liza Zayas is a lover of writing and dancing and celebrates both as a singer and songwriter performing as Luna del Flor. You can hear her collaborative sounds and experience life through her storytelling. She invites you to dance. Her poetry seeks to initiate dialogue by intentionally expressing consequences of love, lust, ego and self-respect.
good poem.