We dig down to our roots
that our ancestors laid bare.
Our history.
The ancient ones.
We uncover the dead
and all their secrets.
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We are like La Loba.
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We collect the bones of ourselves that
have long gone.
We must protect and preserve
all that is at risk of being lost
to the world.
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We reassemble these bones
of our long-lost ancestors
and sing them back to life.
These bones hold our wisdom,
our strength.
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But these bones are feared,
for they hold the warnings of danger.
They make us fear death
of ourselves and all within us.
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But you see,
part of life is accepting death.
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Death is not always dark and distant.
These bones hold great wisdom,
Mortality.
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Digging down to the bones can be
Beautiful.
It can lead to great bravery,
toughness,
Withstanding anything that life
can throw at you,
even if that is death itself.
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Digging up those bones of old
moves you in the right direction.
There is a bridge between life and death.
We can be the assistant
who transfers dying souls
to those of the living.
To make peace,
to truly live
and live like those before us have
wanted us to live.
—–
Dig for those bones,
really dig deep.
Once found,
keep them.
And make like La Loba,
reassemble and dance once more.

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