TALON, FLIGHT FOR LIFE
Matica is walking with
her father to the next big city of Cajamarca to purchase some food, medication
and the tickets for their six month holiday in Australia.
On the way she misses her
condors terribly, but still has an adventurous and very good time with her
father walking through rain forests and other parts of the beautiful country of
Peru, seeing macaws, toucans, monkeys and a puma.
In Cajamarca they heard
that the poachers are back, asking for condors. Matica is distressed, and wants
to go home quickly, to tell her condors.
On the way home they
visit an old Incan dwelling. And there, shortly after something terrible is
happening. Her father fell ill with high fever after he was bitten by a nasty
huge spider.
Not knowing what to do,
she calls for her condors. But the wait until they arrive, that is the hardest
time she ever had to endure.
The prose lightly leads to discover what is unsaid and between the lines. It is a path within ourselves with sounds and smells of something spiritual and mystical.
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