Jornada Del Muerto: Prisoner Days
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I should write about what happened. But first, I should say how I know.
I’m a shaman. As a child, I learned to talk to spirits, spirit guides, and the most ancient creatures of the earth. To me, dead people are not very different than living people. Living or dead, a human soul is a human soul.
The Pen was a storage house for trapped souls until I arrived. The souls of human beings killed in the riot of 1980 or by the guards or by disease or whatever were unable or unwilling to move on. I spent ...my first couple years at the Pen sending human souls to the afterworld. It was a lot of work, but I was in solitary confinement. What else did I have to do?
Twenty or so human souls remain in the Pen.
They are as annoying as gnats to a light. They refuse to move on, to change, or to do much of anything. No wonder someone killed them. I’d have kill them myself if I had the chance.
Sorry, I got sidetracked. In the end, I hope this will make some kind of sense. All I can say is that I’m doing my best.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should write about what happened. But first, I should say how I know.
I’m a shaman. As a child, I learned to talk to spirits, spirit guides, and the most ancient creatures of the earth. To me, dead people are not very different than living people. Living or dead, a human soul is a human soul.
The Pen was a storage house for trapped souls until I arrived. The souls of human beings killed in the riot of 1980 or by the guards or by disease or whatever were unable or unwilling to move on. I spent ...my first couple years at the Pen sending human souls to the afterworld. It was a lot of work, but I was in solitary confinement. What else did I have to do?
Twenty or so human souls remain in the Pen.
They are as annoying as gnats to a light. They refuse to move on, to change, or to do much of anything. No wonder someone killed them. I’d have kill them myself if I had the chance.
Sorry, I got sidetracked. In the end, I hope this will make some kind of sense. All I can say is that I’m doing my best.
What to read after Jornada Del Muerto: Prisoner Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian, Claudia Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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