RECLAIMING YOUR DIVINITY THROUGH POETRY AND SELF-EXPRESSION
Updated: Jun 4, 2021
-An Introduction to the Poetry Book, Eden by KaSandra L. Turner, the Witch and Spiritualist of MAGICK OF EDEN
It has been quite a journey with the project that I have diligently worked on. For those of you who don't know, I have worked tirelessly on my newly published poetry book, Eden. Ahhh!! The process. The tears. The breakthroughs. The awakenings have all been extremely exhilarating and exposing. I have to be honest and say that vulnerability and accepting my emotions was the hardest part of my journey. Coming out to the world and exposing parts of my past in order to help souls like me reclaim their power is the greatest blessing I could have ever received. Having said that, I'd like to share a couple of poems with you. I hope that by reading these poems you are intrigued and called to dive within your depths through poetry as I have.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
KaSandra is an American writer and poet whose mission is to seek truth and self-actualization through healing and integration. She is well known and respected for her ability to merge the arts of poetry and magick to help rejuvenate the hidden and rejected aspects of herself. She actively serves her community through providing tarot and oracle readings and provides guided messages for those she resonates with. "The art of poetry and writing is my inspiration and is the portal in which I travel through to discover the depth of worlds within my psyche. I have discovered my truth, validated my afflictions and have even overcome traumas. Poetry merged with magick has revealed the truest and most authentic parts of my being and is what I use to connect with others and the Divine." -KaSandra The intention behind KaSandra's writing is to reveal her gifts and talents to create a world of self-love. The purpose of her poetry is to reveal the intuitive journey of becoming whole and reclaiming divinity through magick and self-expression. She hopes that through her vulnerability she is able to spark a sense of purpose in the lives of others.
POEMS FROM THE POETRY BOOK, EDEN
Oppression Maybe?
On the day where the sun
slapped me awake
I sat up feeling empty
like stomachache empty
nauseous with the fate
of meeting a reflection’s gaze
of unsatisfactory skin
painted with the beatings of them
I must have been ten
when I shrugged to the room
designed to lay away your waste
and wash away your sins
Only my sins swam secretly
from my crown to my toes
who left stains for prints
on that screaming cold floor
I opened the door
and that wind shoved me in
A coward I was
to soap my hands and hide
who exposes the fears
in my dilated pupils
things just seemed
much better looking down
at the dirt escaping