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I warn you that we Mexican women are taking due note of what is happening to our northern cousins and making ready for the day it becomes necessary for us.

— Rosario Castellanos Women's Lib, Here (1970)

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Mother and poetess do not rhyme, but they go together rather well.

Genesis of an Ambassador (1971)

There is no greater satisfaction than a child who, when grown and at the age of accountability, is able to forgive us.

In Praise of Friendship (1964)

Words rolled forth from her lips, as they should from every human lip, red with shame. And as Rominka pulled the crust off her sins, she cried. Because it hurts to be left naked.

Ciudad Real (1960)

The wind fled into the heights, shrieking mournfully. A washed-out, cold sun shot its arrows down upon that barren hill.

Ciudad Real (1960)

How the earth sings as it spins!/Sings the lightness of its flight,/its freedom, its grace, its joy.

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