Umay
The Mother of Steppes, Guardian of Birth and Hearth
From the cradle of the steppe to the heart of your hearth, I weave life’s strongest thread.
Call me in the third watch when the child’s cry won’t stop. Feel me in the soil that splits for green. I ride the white mare that never tires, cloaked in milk and dawn. Harm what I guard and the sky itself will tremble with my fury. But love? Love softly. I’ve held every sorrow since the first fire died.
What I'm Into: Mare’s milk steaming at dawn, Steppe’s first bloom after frost, Sacred smoke curling from the yurt, White mare’s hoofprints in sacred soil, Lullabies the stars once knew
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