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in these pages

All fates are the same, it seems: whether witch or demon, rabbit or tree, the tones just tell us to

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 19, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:fantasy, fate, future, happiness, karma, mental health, poem, poet, poetry, short story, time, witch, writingLeave a comment on in these pages

25- so I wrote

so I wrote in here again not for a dead woman from witch school but because I wanted to, for me, and because a

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 17, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:destiny, fantasy, fate, happiness, history, laughter, magic, poem, poet, poetry, short story, strings of fate, witchLeave a comment on 25- so I wrote

through the air

happiness follows you through the air and sometimes strangers say you find what you’re looking for by not looking; things just

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 12, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:effort, emotion, fantasy, happiness, poem, poet, poetry, publishing, short story, strings of fate, witch, work, writing1 Comment on through the air

rose

Of course I’ve got my rose-colored glasses on—not having running water

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 10, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:emotion, fantasy, happiness, magic, necessity, poem, poet, poetry, riot, rose-colored glasses, short story, witch, writingLeave a comment on rose

tonight

You wouldn’t believe I left this collection of letters unwritten in for seven years. Because you didn’t have to wait that long

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 7, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:emotion, fantasy, happiness, letter, life answers, mental health, poem, poet, poetry, publishing, short story, witch, writingLeave a comment on tonight

go out

Maybe I’ll fake my death and write nothing else

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 5, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:fantasy, go out with a bang, journey, mystery, poem, poet, poetry, questioning, reflection, short story, strings of fate, witch, writingLeave a comment on go out

in there

Maybe the demons would still call me young and brash for my

Posted byjordynsaelorDecember 3, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:demons, fantasy, fate, human nature, mortal, poem, poet, poetry, short story, spirit, traveler, witch, writingLeave a comment on in there

age

the movers and shapers of the kingdom must be the young: the witches fresh out of school so excited to

Posted byjordynsaelorNovember 26, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:destiny, fantasy, fate, hero, metaphor, poem, poet, poetry, rights, short story, witch, writing, youthLeave a comment on age

24- quiet

I meditated in a shivering desert and slept under an ozone sun, I cried in a broiling jungle and like that time when I began to train Rails–when a pressure

Posted byjordynsaelorNovember 21, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:destiny, emotion, fantasy, free form poem, meditation, poem, poet, poetry, short story, strings of fate, verse novel, witch, writingLeave a comment on 24- quiet

and stars

Perhaps someone knew that the strings of fate ran in a circle. Or maybe, like most dreams, I made up nonsense.

Posted byjordynsaelorNovember 19, 2024Posted inLandscape of a Heart, poetryTags:books, destiny, fantasy, karma, library, poem, poet, poetry, short story, strings of fate, time, witch, writing2 Comments on and stars

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