210 Quotes by Elizabeth May

We'll all be wild together, you and me and the other girls. Just like this. We won't fear anything anymore, will we? We'll burn our path through the trees, wolves and witches and goddesses, and we'll make the world ours.

If witchcraft is the voice of women rising free and powerful (to change the world, make it ours, on our feet instead of on our knees) then I wish to be a witch more than anything.

I understand now that magic is not for wickedness, not for the devil, not for those with cruel hearts. It's for hope. For survival. It thrives in the darkness not because it is dark in nature but because the fire shines brightest then.

Every woman is never enough; she's always too much. We angered someone, somewhere, for our too muchness.If to be too much is to be a witch, then I am a witch, and we are all witches. I told this to the other girls, and I heard them all whisper back yes, because to be a witch means our too muchness serves a purpose: it gives us power.

There are too many people in this world who would rather see a woman burn than wield power.

Shall I menace someone?

Should I menace someone?

Sometimes the memories we cling hardest to are the ones that hurt us the most.

Every woman is never enough; she's always too much. We angered someone, somewhere, for our too muchness.