Photo by ketrin1407 / Flickr.com Lupercalia Written by Katherine O’Boyle-Sheffield January 20, 2019 Historic records indicate the pagan festival of Lupercalia has been observed as early as the 6th century and celebrated annually through the 5th century A.D. (Roach). The Continue reading Lupercalia
I’m here to hex you, vex you, and perplex you. There is nowhere for you to hide. For my broomstick I will ride, My feline familiar by my side. My silhouette you may see in the bright moonlight. Don’t blink Continue reading Witchy Wayz
Saw a crow in a tree. On a dark and stormy night. Saw it dancing in my porch. It was dancing side to side eyes were beautiful. Black like coal. It was full of wonder. Full Continue reading Feather
I want to be free. To feel the wind. I want to speak my mind without fear or tears. I want to love unconditionally and feel love. Want to fly like the birds without the burdens holding me down. Continue reading I
Seen tears fall from heaven. Seen angels cry. Felt my heart go to pieces when I heard the lullaby Never thought it I would hurt. Never thought you would leave The tears that fell from heaven, were Continue reading Falling from heaven
One of the things I have been thinking about lately is what to me it means to celebrate the Sabbats found in many Modern Neo pagan witchcraft traditions (and even in some non witchcraft traditions these 8 sabbats still seem Continue reading Honoring Life
We are imperfect, emotional, and broken. A puzzle with many pieces and many corners. A roller coaster with never ending ends. We are perfect and imperfect. Scattered pieces of our future and the past. We are broken but Continue reading Broken
There’s a whisper in the night. But is not the wind. There’s a shadow on the ground but is not my own. A pair of piercing eyes watching every move I make. The whisper through the night Continue reading Raven
I didn’t realize that when I started writing that I was going to be doing a series on healing our relationship to darkness and shadow. It had started before I started to write for the public and then I started Continue reading Summer Time: A Time of Light, Dark and Shadow