Several centuries before Christ, the Etruscans buried their dead between walls that sang to the joy of life.
In 1966 Graciela and I went into the Etruscan tombs and saw the paintings. There were lovers enjoying one another in all positions, people eating and drinking, scenes of music and celebration.
I had been trained for pain by Catholicism and my eyes popped out at this cemetery which was joy.
Days and Nights of Love and War (Eduardo Galeano)
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