Summary Of Joyas Valladoras

"Joyas Valadoras" is a story that's was written about the heart. Not only the human heart but also the hearts of many different creatures. Brian Doyle writes about the heart both figuratively and physically. In "Joyas Valadoras" , Doyle portrays that very creatures' heart is the same yet different. When the heart has to work very hard to the point of almost failing, the heart ends up with a shorter time that will keep one alive. Hummingbirds have a that is so small compared to other animals but big for an animal its size. Because they fly to stay alive, the tiny hearts of the tiny animals have to work very hard to keep the birds warm enough to stay alive. Doyle told us, "the price of their ambition is a life closer to death...You burn out. You fry the machine. You melt the engine." The heart is a very fragile thing. Working the heart too much leads to the heart having a more problems, problems
Every living creature is not able to survive without the help of the heart, moving and churning, making sure that the body is keeping a steady movement of liquids. Doyle wrote, "No living being is without interior liquid motion. We all churn inside" All living creatures churn on the inside. For example, humans, churn from liquids inside the body and also from feelings and memories. Those memories and feelings causes a churning that stirs inside. Certain memories and feelings from the past can cause both pain and happiness. Pain from memories and feelings leads to a churning that is, so called, heart-wrenching; happiness from memories and feelings evokes a churning that brings