Theodora Goss has a delightful piece about Spring in Enchanted Living.
“[T]alking to inanimate objects is Witchcraft 101, and listening to them, really listening, is 102. . . . After all, being a witch isn’t just about knowing how to find significance in a deck of illustrated cards or how to heal a broken heart with a magical potion (alternatively, a cup of coffee and a good, long talk), or how to weave a spell out of spiderwebs and morning dew. It involves being in conversation with the whole of creation. . . . There you are, the witch in spring, walking through the woods with Archimedes or Jellylorum or Bob the Iguana on your shoulder.”
You’ll be glad to read the whole thing.
Picture found here.
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