Poem: My Greatest Fear

Happy New Year! I missed posting last week because I’ve had internet connection issues this week. Everything is back to normal now (I hope) and I’m really excited to share another poem with you this week. I don’t normally write poems this long but to tell this story it really did need to be this …

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2019 Goal Setting

It’s the time of year when we tend to reflect on what we have accomplished in the last twelve months, and what we wish to accomplish in the coming twelve months. I used to be a firm believer in setting New Years resolutions but, like many people, even with the best intentions, I rarely ever …

Litha

Yesterday was Litha! I’ve been busy editing, so I didn’t really celebrate much. How did you celebrate? I wanted to hit the beach with the Man Beast and the dogs, but the Man Beast was working flat out so we didn’t make it. I also got lost down a rabbit hole researching early American Witch …

Poem: Desert Sands and Night Dance

There is an exercise that is useful for generating writing that I sometimes use in my art practice. You listen to a song, or look at a piece of art and write what comes to you, inspired by the art.

Samhain Sorcery – first draft done

It’s done! The first draft of Samhain Sorcery is officially done! (Or at least, as done as it’s gonna get) *runs around the room and dances to silent music*.

Poem: Anger, A Tribute to Persephone

Persephone has always been my favourite Greek Goddess and her tales are starting to become more popular, especially among neo-pagan witches. Lately, I’ve seen people making comments on social media discussing how Hades was the only Olympian King who was actually faithful to his wife.

Poem: Ghostly Stalker

I wanted to share another poem with you today. This is another of the poems I wrote for my poetry class at Uni. I love ghost stories and was a huge fan of The Mediator series by Meg Cabot. I firmly believe ghosts are real but what if we can’t see them? Or maybe some …