A Lokean Devotional Poem
cave
I left the door open
the wind and the rain
called me out from my retreat
in the middle of the storm, Loki
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“You’re worrying too much. Please stop. Enjoy this time. There is adequate rest, food, shelter, and story. What more could you ask for, dear love? The work is just this,” Loki says as the wind whips my hair around my face and the raven flies overhead.
A Lokean Devotional Vignette
“I met a shapeshifting spider,” I tell Loki.
“She changes color and strategizes movement naturally. She survives by all opportunities of self,” he shares, enjoying her with me.
In this episode of Crow Radio, Rogue talks about reconnecting with old friends, following different life paths, and seeing what develops. She reflects on ghosting culture, pen pals, friendships across the world, and life’s changes. Along the way, she explores emo culture, creativity, nature, trees, mushrooms for natural dyes, traveling home, cemetery news, and daily contemplations.
Disclaimer: This podcast shares personal experiences and spiritual perspectives. It is not medical or mental health advice or a substitute for professional care.
Ancestral Gossip
“This isn’t a time to play it safe. You are in a creative boon.”
-Grandmother Birdie
into nature’s
cycles
I went
replacing loss
with wisdom
cold burns my lungs
eyes clear after blur
my skin stings
mountain water’s song
I surface
the root of the place
was apple ferment
cheery chirp
and headstone chic
peace looks different everyplace
Raven talks about being the manager of daily life in our DID system, wandering cemeteries and autumn leaves, grief and empathy, Odin’s ravens, Loki and the gods, nature and elemental spirituality, shadow work, logic and belief, and learning to give sadness and grief the space to teach us who we are.
Disclaimer: I speak from my own experiences. Crow Radio is not mental health or medical advice and is not a substitute for professional care. Please take care of you, and I’ll take care of me.
dusk marked
sun needles
a shimmer in
my step