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The Day After

almost a diminished hexaverse

By Kathy J AndersonPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
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The Day After
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After the new moon has passed

I wonder if it's passing by

Or if I should make wishes

To send me on my way

To a better life of blessings,

Not merely to watch it fly.

In the blur of living

Mundane moments take time away

From those of magical purpose,

So carry it in your pockets

Or on a window sill,

All alone, you'll feel less.

Talking about earth's stones,

Perhaps some other prop

Or crafty things homemade

By your very own

Two hands with intents

Borrowed from your psyche.

It isn't hard,

Many ideas bloom

In gloomy October

Or any occasions

You'll find inspirations,

And magic inside.

Come moons

Or sunshine's,

Be witchy

Not b i t c h y,

Just rally

For life.

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About the Creator

Kathy J Anderson

Multidisciplinary, Penning words, crafting rhymes, dabbling in artistry, tending to her garden - a creative soul with many hobbies, she crochets, gardens, creates and shapes her own designs; making jewelry, doodles in Zentangle, A.I. art.

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