Where is the iCloud file in Finder (Mavericks) ?

I didn't realise that sharing Pages documents on iCloud makes them disappear from their previous location, it's a terrible idea ! Is there an iCloud file somewhere that I could find with the Finder ? At least, I could create an alias to fix my problem... Thank you for your help !

THANK YOU !!!!!
I saw the Library file in HD, the one in System, but not in my user file... The missing information was the "option key" part...
I'll make an alias of this Mobile Documents file and place it in the sidebar of the Finder.
Problem solved !
Thank you again for your kind help...

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