These Words are Spells
Max TurkThese Words are Spells. Thoughts on the cycle of the year- likely as it relates to botanicals, Jewish traditions, spirituality and my beautiful Queer life.
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Happy Earth Day!
Lilacs Amongst Us
When the lilacs bloom I think of my grandmothers. Especially my father’s mother, who I’ve seen in a black and white photograph, sitting flush in a lilac bush- her mother embracing her from behind. I think of the first time I smelled this tr...
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Queer Jewish Potion-maker and Thinker. Roots & Crowns Apothecary is based in Portland, OR.
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