The Woman Who Lives in the Earth

by Swain Wolfe

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A timeless story that will change your way of seeing. Resonant and poetic in its simplicity, this is the story of a young girl who uses the hidden forms and patterns of the natural world to transform herself as well as her enemies.

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In an unknown time, in an unknown land
the dark smoke of fires obscured the
savage masks that hid the fearing men.
A windlass sang its ancient song
beneath the burning sun
and a child studied the thin
and rainless clouds for signs of rain

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For Sarah, Lynne, and Mother Wolfe

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Sarah rose up through the dry sage and the shimmering heat as she climbed the hill toward her father and the huge horse.

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Kittredge, William

Medicine Eagle, Brooke

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A timeless story that will change your way of seeing. Resonant and poetic in its simplicity, this is the story of a young girl who uses the hidden forms and patterns of the natural world to transform herself as well as her enemies.

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