Gather round the campfire, loves, for a new episode of Squeaky Reads! This week I twist my tongue around Lewis Carrol’s “Jabberwocky (thanks for the nec @ninjatasic!), and debut an untitled piece of my own work. CW this poem contains references to Covid-19.

Hello lovelies! I hope this finds you well and relatively sane. That’s about where it finds me! This week on Squeaky Reads, I bring to your ears a few of my faves, and a recommendation from a Witches and Wine Book Club member!

For your listening pleasure I present two poems from an anthology called Staying Alive that did, indeed, save my life. Take heart, my loves, in this wild time with comforting words and well-spun metaphors.

In today’s episode I explore casting a circle! This is a fundamental element of a magic and witchcraft practice, as it sets the stage for the work. There are so many ways to cast a circle. I talk about my three favorites, as well as why circles are important, and a bit about building your own practice based on internal messages.

In this episode I start reading one of my favorite poems, Song of Myself, by Walt Whitman. I hope you enjoy!