Three-Line Spells is a moonlit collection of witchy haiku—small poems brewed from herbs, candlelight, and the quiet return of bloom. These pages celebrate everyday magick: rosemary by the door, tea stirred with intention, petals pressed into books, wishes whispered to buds, and the gentle strength of beginning again. The tone is cozy and atmospheric—more soft ritual than spectacle—inviting you into gardens, windowsills, thresholds, and late-night light. Written in the simple, steady form of 5–7–5, each poem is a brief spell you can open to anytime: for comfort, for clarity, for sweetness, for courage, for calm. Open anywhere. Read one. Let the night soften into light.