The Enigma of a Basilisk in El Salvador - Amaya, Rina
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This story is based on the yesteryear generations, when technology did not exist and families and friends came together in the late afternoon to tell their best stories, jokes and beautiful stories like this one.

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This story is based on the yesteryear generations, when technology did not exist and families and friends came together in the late afternoon to tell their best stories, jokes and beautiful stories like this one.
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Rina Amaya, I was born on January 20th in the village of Concepcion Batres, Usulutn, El Salvador; Central America. I am the first of five sisters. I studied in the school Francisco Campos. And in the I.N.U.; Instituto Nacional de Usulutan. My favorite writer; poetic lyric; is Alfredo Espino. Author of Jicaras Tristes. Every one of his poems gives the want to read it over and over again. I like to read the Sacred Scriptures. I love the Bible, that is the living word of God. My favorite food, is the food that I cook. And my favorite pastime is to walk on the seashore of the beach. I love to walk on the seashore of the beach and hear the loud ocean. And breathe the aroma, and it to cover me with its breeze. I also love to write children stories. In my childhood, when I was in fourth grade and the teacher commented on the biography of Alfredo Espino and his poems. I was amazed by him and his poems. And I said in my heart that I will write beautiful poems like him. I am a story teller and a poet. I feel made because I have lots of stories to publish in English and Spanish. If it is Gods will. Now I live in Los Angeles, California since 1996.