Tale about darkness

„Have you ever wished for all of it to never have happened?“, I ask my witch as we change our scented candles from summer‘s garden flower to autumn‘s cinnamon, and Layla smiles wickedly sad.

Being broken means laying scattered
as pieces ready to be taken
and be put together
for just another attempt.

I threw my heart out
and I forgot the shock of pain
so focused on the light
I forgot the fear the dark.

I trust you
because I‘m leaking
and I know that you are too.
Please leak onto me
leak it all out to me
and please don‘t ever stop.

The darkness must never win.

„You crying gets closer and closer to oil painting style“, my witch giggles.

Because it turns into tales worth remembering?
Let‘s hope so.
Otherwise, getting up over and over again is fucking exhausting for nothing.

Why I am not a nice girl

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Intimate tale

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The tale of mental health in a burning world

“Wanna feel better?”, my witch asks me as she presents tonight’s options. Do we want to get drunk and risk a headache? Do we want to try out yoga again although we’ve never managed to take it seriously? Do we want to escape the last traces of reality by watching a sitcom and ignoring the…

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About the historical horror of living. Drafting my witching novel. Chasing dark, forgotten and haunted tales.

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