Here the Moon-Birds will sacrifice to you, our readers, a weekly poem which has caught our eye(s)—poems which invoke, in whatever way, witchy-ness, spooky-ness, the sacred feminine, the mysterious, or the otherworldly.  * Nikita Gill writes at turns whimsical, at turns powerful poems; you can find many of them on her Instagram is a delight of... Continue Reading →

Here the Moon-Birds will sacrifice to you, our readers, a weekly poem which has caught our eye(s)—poems which invoke, in whatever way, witchy-ness, spooky-ness, the sacred feminine, the mysterious, or the otherworldly.  * Anne Sexton's poetry has always read to me like the inside of my own mind, only polished to something more incisive and... Continue Reading →

Here the Moon-Birds will sacrifice to you, our readers, a weekly poem which has caught our eye(s)—poems which invoke, in whatever way, witchy-ness, spooky-ness, the sacred feminine, the mysterious, or the otherworldly.  * Millay is a regular favorite of mine, and this is a topical one. There's a simple and powerful sentiment at the close... Continue Reading →