I’ve known that I was a witch for longer than I can remember. When I was very young my aunt initated me into a coven, and since then my regular life has evolved around the craft. The coven that I was part of had been slowly disintegrating for months, as witches had been slowly turning in different directions. I knew that I could never do that. Witchcraft ran in my veins, thicker than blood. Then my mother ( I was an only child and had never had a father, like all the girls in my family ) died a horrible death. I had nowhere to turn. My life started slowly downhill, then went faster and faster. I lost my job, my cat was run over, my boyfriend left the country. I started to blame the craft for my life. I began to hate witchcraft. But I can’t give it up. And I never will.
Witchcraft, my personal agony
By The Evil Cheezman
Purveyor of sacred truths and purloined letters; literary acrobat; spiritual godson of Edgar Allan Poe, P.T. Barnum, and Ed Wood; WAYNE MILLER is the head architect of EVIL CHEEZ PRODUCTIONS, serving up the finest in entertainment and edification for the stage, the page, and the twain screens, silver and computer. He is the axe-murderer who once met Andy Griffith.
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