One poem by an author from this country describes men who "hope to find a Thais" but actually encounter "a Lucretia / when you've possessed her."
One poem by an author from this country describes men who "hope to find a Thais" but actually encounter "a Lucretia / when you've possessed her." That poem from this country asks, "Why be outraged at the guilt / that is of your own doing?" and criticizes "foolish men / who lay the guilt on women." Another poet from this country wrote The Traps of Faith about another poet from this country and wrote a poem that begins (*) "willow of crystal, a poplar of water." That poet from this country wrote an essay collection that includes "The Sons of La Malinche" and "The Day of the Dead" and a poem whose 584 lines correspond to the Aztec calendar. For 10 points, name this country home to Sor Juana InÃ©s de la Cruz and the author of "Sunstone" and The Labyrinth of Solitude, Octavio Paz.
One poem by an author from this country describes men who "hope to find a Thais" but actually encounter "a Lucretia / when you've possessed her."
Mexico