A collection of poems for witches, or about witches (among other things). Witches come in many guises. There are those from the 17th century accused of consorting with the devil, and witches of myths and fairy-tales, often maligned. Then there are folk who honour the Wheel of the Year and cycles of the moon, the magic of the earth beneath their feet and sky above. Here are poems celebrating the seasons, myths, dreams, and journeys of the body and soul. There are poems describing the pain of separation and loss, of being a mother, as well as memories of a Finnish childhood, a Finnish witch, and a story of Mad Cow Island.