A Call to the Winter Wounded
- Megan Jacklin

- Dec 21, 2025
- 1 min read

You’ve traveled far, weary witch
Come rest beside the fire
Rub your soles, your aching feet
Set your burdens on the pyre
Your heart is heavy, mournful witch
Grief runs through your veins
Shed your tears, streak your face
As this year slowly wanes
Tend your bruises, wounded witch
You’ve been beaten, cut and marred
Betrayed by those you trusted most
Abandoned and deeply scarred
Your bones are weak, crippled witch
You can barely stand your ground
Your words have been cut and clipped
You can barely make a sound
Speak your truth, fearsome witch
Your voice is strong and clear
Pound your chest, shake your fists
Your words have power here
Heal your world, magnificent witch
Your scars have made you strong
Tend the wounds of others
Sing your healing song
The world needs you, radiant witch
Darkness has consumed the land
Your light within is bold and bright
Together we must take a stand
They are coming for us, one by one
Just like they did before
Strip our power, silence our words
Witch, Heathen, Devil, Whore
We’re on the brink of Burning Times
Our bodies, books, and brains
Protect and guard our sister kin
Those vulnerable to torch and chains
Your magic runs deep, luminous witch
Even if there is much to fear
Straighten your hat, grab your broom
And prepare for a hostile year




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