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Category Archives: Flora and Fauna
The Gift of Mother Nature
The Taínos believed the diminutive amphibian, which they considered a magical frog knew the language of the stars. Continue reading
The Portal of La Ceiba
That was the first time Maniyio experienced anger. Desperation replaced the peace that always crowned her had been replaced by desperation. Fear was an unfamiliar and cruel threat that was overwhelming her. While she laid down under the colossal and … Continue reading
Posted in Flora and Fauna, The Tainos, Yvette's Prose
Tagged bohíque, Borinkén, cacique, Juracán, la ceiba tree, Spaniard colonization, Spaniards, Taínos, taino indians, the sacred tree, the tree of life, yocahu
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