We Witches of Word
We poets are a modern incarnation of the witch.
An Archetype as old as time, a woman outcast
in society, we turn to our own power to make
change
Change in what we see and how we feel and
The interactions we have. We are resourceful
like that old crown tying together bits of string
and grass to fashion a dolly of her enemy, going in
for the kill.
But our kill is more elegant, less bloody.
We weave together silver strands of ether
Flowing from our mouths like mercury
Like light, and sometimes dark
Like Joy, and sometimes pain
Like Courage, and yet sometimes
These words contain all our fear
We shake continents and shape minds
through a pen on page, scratching out
Incantations of our own brewing.
We witches of word come marching
We come to claim our world
We come to shape it for the better
We come with a voice to incite
Change
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