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@smudgingpumpkins
Welcome to my Tumblr
This is my blog where I would like to share my poems, knowledge, and various forms of whimsy!
I am a beginner in any and every regard but I am looking forward to learning every day.
I am trying to start a website: https://bluemushroom.blog/
Published poems (critique if you'd like): https://allpoetry.com/Zokapiaj
Burning lights of Beltane 🔥🌿✨
Happy Beltane / May Day
Happy Spring!
These are some old, nostalgic photos for me. I’m excited for strawberry season again!!
I saw a luna moth at work today. Strange creatures . . . they spend most of their lives as a caterpillar. Then, they transform into a beautiful, bright green moth. Yet, they have no mouths, nor digestive systems. They cannot eat. They live only to reproduce, and die within a week.
The luna moth is associated with rebirth and transformation. I really hope this is a good sign for me.
Hmm I can't wait for "water" class!
Tomorrow is Imbolc - if you've been sparred from the winter storm this weekend, go out and enjoy the world!
Took these pictures the other day at my new job! ☼
2026 Witches' Calendar
January 3 ● Full Moon in Cancer (Wolf Moon) January 18 ● New Moon in Capricorn February 1 ● Imbolc February 1 ● Full Moon in Leo (Snow Moon) February 17 ● New Moon in Aquarius February 26 - March 20 ● Mercury Retrograde March 3 ● Full Moon in Virgo (Worm Moon) March 19 ● New Moon in Pisces March 20 ● Ostara April 2 ● Full Moon in Libra (Pink Moon) April 17 ● New Moon in Aries May 1 ● Beltane May 1 ● Full Moon in Scorpio (Flower Moon) May 16 ● New Moon in Taurus May 31 ● Full Moon in Sagittarius (Blue Moon) June 20-21 ● Litha June 15 ● New Moon in Gemini June 29 ● Full Moon in Capricorn (Strawberry Moon) June 29 - July 23 ● Mercury Retrograde July 14 ● New Moon in Cancer July 29 ● Full Moon in Aquarius (Buck Moon) August 1 ● Lammas August 12 ● New Moon in Leo August 28 ● Full Moon (Sturgeon Moon) September 11 ● New Moon in Virgo September 23 ● Mabon September 26 ● Full Moon in Aries(Harvest Moon) October 10 ● New Moon in Libra October 24 - November 13 ● Mercury in Retrograde October 26 ● Full Moon in Taurus (Hunter's Moon) October 31 ● Samhain November 9 ● New Moon in Scorpio November 24 ● Full Moon in Gemini (Beaver Moon) December 9 ● New Moon in Sagittarius December 21 ● Yule December 24 ● Full Moon in Cancer (Cold Moon)
YULE: 5-Card Tarot Spread
What remaining darkness looms over me?
Card #1: The Five of Pentangles
The trees are barren and the air grows bitter; as the darkest nights are upon us now.
When we retreat indoors, we may withdraw back into our minds. This is a time for introspection. Everyone is different - some are befallen with instability, isolation, and/or illness. This may be the easiest circumstance to become obsessed by our own pain and suffering.
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How will this period of hibernation allow me to heal and recover?
Card #2: The Six of Swords
Snow blankets the ground and resources become scarce. Animals scurry to their dens to slumber whilst deciduous trees and perennials fall dormant.
We are not so different from the flora and fauna around us. We need our own hibernation. This year may have been a turbulent time, but we must use this period for rest, self-healing, moving on from the bad and transitioning into the New Year.
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What must be sacrificed in order to move onto the next year?
Card #3: The Devil
The winter solstice now culturally conflates with hedonism. To fill the void we latch to temptations and desires.
Let go of these unfulfilling habits, especially those of the material realm. You have more control over your mind and body than you realize. Freeze no more, take action.
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How might I merrymake in these harsh conditions?
Card #4: The Chariot
Even in the toughest conditions, the world is adaptable and strong. Life lays low until it is ready to spring back into action.
After resting, recovering, and recognizing your own power, you shall finally relax and appreciate the joys of life. Let loose, continue forward, and admire the journey it took for you to get here.
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How might I renew myself for the year to come?
Card #5: The Justice
Strong foundations are needed within your space to persevere through the winter and to anticipate the next year. The cycle will renew: another year for butterfly effects.
Continue to treat yourself with fairness, patience, and kindness. Now that you have reflected upon these past twelve months, remember that your intentions and actions will determine your outcomes.
Advent Calendar Day 3
" You hear a small knock on the door! Its the squirrels sibblings who lives by your house with a new friend of theirs!"
Happy Yule
Get ready for the longest night of the year!!!
Happy Holidays!
-From my cat
SAMHAIN: 5-Card Tarot Spread
What is lurking within my shadow?
Card #1: The Moon
The world feels quiet, dark, desolate. . . leaves have fallen, the air grows colder, and the veil between us and the spirit realm thins and wavers.
As the daylight changes and the harvest dwindles, we enter a period of uncertainty. The unknown makes us feel anxious, confused, and perhaps depressive. We are all vulnerable now -- do not let this emerging negativity consume you.
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How may I let go of my fears and sorrows?
Card #2: The Three of Swords
While the day darkens earlier, the sunrise greets us sooner as well. It is autumn still: semblances of life remain on the trees and the fauna.
Try not to fester in sadness and paranoia as the daylight escapes. It is easy to let the year's worth of loss, sorrow, and conflict catch up to us. Allow yourself to heal, recover, and rest. The world is not out to get you.
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How might my ancestors guide me?
Card #3: The Hierophant
The veil between worlds is at its thinnest. The air feels cold and the atmosphere becomes ghastly, yet there is nothing to fear. This is a time where we honor and celebrate the dead; remember past family and friends who's choices and circumstances led you to where you are now.
Whether you pray, dream, memorialize or ritualize, you are establishing a connection to something deceased, something from the past. Listen to their wisdom carefully. Hope that unfortunate histories will not repeat itself.
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How might I commemorate my ancestors?
Card #4: The Ten of Cups
In many cultures, the boundaries between life and death are represented by a trickster, so we play the part, We carve out and eat the harvest of pumpkins and turnips. We don masks and costumes to fend our fears way. We visit graves, playfully or mournfully. We play tricks and enjoy treats, a mix of petulance and sweetness.
However you celebrate, it is a community affair. Enjoy these silly celebrations with loved ones dead and alive. Our blood legacies impact us more than we think.
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How shall I incorporate these messages into my daily life henceforth?
Card #5: The Strength
The world is getting prepared for the traditional toughest of times. Soon, the veil between the dead and the living will close off once more.
Take any wise words and positive advice to heart before their voices become enshrouded again. Cling on to this renewed mental strength and endure the wintertime with courage and calm. A new year will soon await you if you persevere . . .
Home.
Coastal waters, flood plains,
Bygone days.
They always felt the same.
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Billowy bogs, croaking frogs;
Swimming in sweet tea, watching ants on logs.
Sunny smiles, cozy drawls,
Yet I still ran way from it all.
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Into the marsh where the pluff mud reigns.
Into the marsh, vibrioid pain.
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My mama told me to show some grit
When all the wasps stung and the fire ants bit.
Yet, so naïve, I dreamed of more
As I watched the egrets and spoonbills soar.
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Supper time, collard greens,
Which I scrapped like my family.
Away from the table, further and further,
Losing resolve as a Southerner.
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Back then my roots were as shallow as turf.
I never, ever knew the worth
Of the muddy sand underneath my feet
And the glazing, sizzling summertime heat.
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Into the marsh where the needle grass grows.
Into the marsh to bestow my woes.
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There are times I rejected my origins,
So I swam upstream past the Tamanend
And turned towards apples and maples and cod
While abandoning the asters and goldenrod.
Ashamed of my voice, ashamed of my sweetness,
Tried to dive where it was deepest,
But I was unaccustomed to waters so cold.
Forgetting all about my Carolina Gold.
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Memories of fiddlers and periwinkles,
Of spring showers and summer sprinkles.
The simpler times of tomatoes on toast
And the peachy people whom I loved most.
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My roots grew longer like Jessamine
So I swam downstream to the Lowcountry.
Into the marsh where the dragonflies roam.
Into the marsh, where I call home.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN / SAMHAIN !!!
Found a beautifully round pumpkin . . . and now it's King Boo.
MABON: 5-Card Tarot Spread
How may I interpret these changing feelings?
Card #1: The Hanged Man
Trees grow tired; and their leaves welcome the warmth of yellow and red hues. They will soon fall, releasing a sweet must as they face organic death.
This shift between seasons is rough, First, take time to pause and reflect on how you feel. Surrender old habits and emotions and welcome new opportunities. Change is scary, but whether it is "good" or "bad" is up to your interpretation and initiative.
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How may I maintain my wellness?
Card #2: The High Priestess
Verdancy is beautifully distinguished all around. The air feels drier, cooler, different . . . the sunlight will dwindle once again.
The darker months might be poorly regarded for being times of sickness. We must make sure to practice self-care: sleep well, eat good, trust your inner voice and surround yourself with kindred.
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How may I harvest comfort in these changing times?
Card #3: The Six of Cups
Life withdraws into the earth. The spontaneity of the summer is subdued, and we return to the familiar.
As the weather cools, encompass yourself with the warmth of friends and family. If life's circumstances begin to stress you, there's no shame in mild indulgence of nostalgic, material comforts, like home cooking and childhood shows.
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How may I remain grounded?
Card #4: The Nine of Swords
The schedule of living resumes once summer ends. The sun seems to set faster, the winds of change pick up, and the call to the indoors compels us to withdraw into our minds.
As warmth and light are closer to fading away, we are subject to ill physical and mental health. Depressions and anxieties may sneak up on us - reverse this card. Take care of yourself while in solitude. Sleep, breathe, and meditate.
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How may I foster new growth?
Card #5: The Ace of Cups
It is a time of both harvest and planting; of both dormancy and new growth; of both thanks and giving.
Sow the seeds so that you may harvest its benefits later. Putting in the hard work and effort now will give ample time to rest, prepare, and welcome the newness that will greet you in months time.
Happy Autumn 🍁🐿️💫🤎🍂🍄✨
