La Doncella by Derwen Morfayel

Still, we can see her five-hundred-year-old young face. “Your little sister,” I begin, “was touched by lightning. Were you a virgin for the sun? Who was the boy who sits, tied up so tightly, blessed with vomit and with blood?” But the Maiden doesn’t answer. I think of asking whether old Llullaillaco’s water is dark […]