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From Cuernavaca to the sea, Mexico is a spread of pine groves, brown villages, rivers splintered by ancient stone, raw land, grass with amaranth eyes, torpid iguanas, roofs of orange tile, rock-spines, mouths of abandoned mines, serpents of fire, men of dust, and winding highways, raddled by the geology of hell itself.
Oh, buried heart, stone and fire, blunted star, hostile rose, powder on the wind!