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A Goddess

By Rulam DayPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on Unsplash

BEFORE NIKE WAS A SHOE

SHE WAS A GODDESS

at play in a field of liquid gold and

burnished brown

Riding on rippling waves

of Venetian Blue

Saffron and emerald

reflecting in her eyes

Delighted in Autumn’s gloaming.

That night she dipped her finger

into my dreams

stirred them awake

and waited

Breathlessly_

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Rulam Day

In another life I was a pirate, a race car driver, and a spy. But those are stories for another time. Rulam Day is an anagram of my name, Mary Daul. I publish under both.

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