The poem "U'u' vixo/Wet Earth" sinks its roots into the author's dreams and personal history to throw out dothirsuring that illuminate some aspects of indigenous life: the waiting and sadness associated with migration, but it also tells us about eroticism and the hopelessness. In this poem we go— as complicias— to listen to the cadence of a language other than Spanish but, above all, to know the literary universe of a woman who makes language a plot where poetry germinates.