"She taught me this above all else: things which don't shift and grow are dead things. They are things the… — Leslie Marmon Silko
"She taught me this above all else: things which don't shift and grow are dead things. They are things the witchery people want. Witchery works to scare people, to make them fear growth. But it has always been necessary, and more than ever now, it is. Otherwise we won't make it. We won't survive..." (p116)
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