Incantation

A powerful blue stone and words of worship

By Kemari HowellPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Lapis Lazuli

Blue fire celestial aura

Chanting old earth words

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Kemari Howell

Coffee drinking, mermaid loving, too many notebooks having rebel word witch, journaling junkie, story / idea strategist, and creative overlord. Here to help people find creativity, tell their stories, and change the world with their words.

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Marilyn Glover3 years ago
Nice read. I love this stone, too!

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