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Good Witches do not wear dresses of peonies they do not say “I am a Good Witch” they are not caricatures of happiness Good Witches wear sunsets like cloaks they run with bare feet exposed limbs and snake hair through forests and foggy minds They jump over stone walls laughing as the sticks crack beneath them they drum their midnight black claws against tables as if they were raised by wolves and divine your future in sidewalk cracks modern-day Cassandras, better listen listen they do not say “I am a Good Witch” they smirk, bear fangs forked tongues spilling magik like moonlight and make you figure it out yourself
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
Good Witch
Good Witches do not wear dresses of peonies they do not say “I am a Good Witch” they are not caricatures of happiness Good Witches wear sunsets like cloaks they run with bare feet exposed limbs and snake hair through forests and foggy minds They jump over stone walls laughing as the sticks crack beneath them they drum their midnight black claws against tables as if they were raised by wolves and divine your future in sidewalk cracks modern-day Cassandras, better listen listen they do not say “I am a Good Witch” they smirk, bear fangs forked tongues spilling magik like moonlight and make you figure it out yourself
rae-raynor
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Mar 16, 2016
Mar 16, 2016 at 7:32 PM UTC
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