Sweeping Fossils | Barriendo Fósiles often dryly aphoristic: My mind

often dryly aphoristic: My mind is afraid I'll break my neck/ but I'm dying anyway

carved with Humanity - beam

but soon seeks solace in a new friend who will carry her secret to the grave

Humorous and somber

Sweeping Fossils | Barriendo Fósiles often dryly aphoristic: My mindIn Sweeping Fossils nature surprises us with startling messages that are at the same time hidden and inescapable. Maria Elena B. Mahler has the rare ability to perceive these messages and to transcribe them for us in her dreamlike poetic voice. She can write nature. Deserts and reeds, rivers and ants talk to us in these pages; they take us to the essence of who we are. Mariano Zaro, author of The House of Mae Rim Available here!