Tarot & Magick

Experience in Reiki and energy work.

Practicing tarot for 7 years
Persephone devotee
Chaos witch

As a child, I wrote poetry, songs, and short stories all the time. But, like most people, I grew up with the narrative that I needed to constantly improve and work hard or I would never be good enough to get anywhere, and it stole the creative spark. Turning creativity and art into work can suck the joy and passion right out of it; you get lost in perfectionism and criticism. So, at some point, I just stopped writing. I pursued other creative ventures, but they always fizzled out eventually.

I only picked writing back up in 2020, when I ended the long-term relationship I’d been in for 8 years and it left me searching for myself.
When I first started trying to write poetry again, that inner critic and perfectionist flooded my mind, but instead of listening to it, I reconnected with my inner child and let her do the writing. I realized that my poetry didn’t have to look a certain way or follow any strict rules or guidelines to be good. What mattered was how it made me feel and how much I liked it. Turns out, the key to a creative flow is radical self-acceptance and love, as cheesy as it might sound.

So, moral of the story is to create like there are no rules; let that little version of yourself, who wasn’t told yet that there’s a “right way” to do art, lead the way. A whole universe of expression is just waiting inside of you.

With all my love,

K. Sky