Como fazer do seu jotacá uma cabana na floresta - tomo 9

"The river always called to be visited after dark, the fields needed to be walked in so they could make their rustle-talk. Fires needed to be built in the forest at night, and stories needed to be told outside the hearing of grown-ups. (...) they danced in the forest where no one could see them, or in the basement, or on the way out to empty the trash. Self-decoration caused suspicion. (...) I lived my life as a disguised criatura(...) I've not forgotten the song of those dark years, hambre del alma, the song of the starved soul. But neither have I forgotten the joyous canto hondo(...)"
Clarissa Pinkola Estés in Women who run with the wolves.