This author noted that "the spirit/ is an invention of the body" in one of his works, while his first collection of poems was titled Wild Moon.
This author noted that "the spirit/ is an invention of the body" in one of his works, while his first collection of poems was titled Wild Moon. He discussed the "word bridge" in his poem "Salamander" and discussed his theory of poetry in The Bow and the Lyre. This man wrote a poem whose 584 lines each represent a day of the Aztec calendar and a collection of essays that discusses topics like machismo and "The Day of the Dead".  For 10 points, name this Mexican author of "Sunstone" and The Labyrinth of Solitude.
This author noted that "the spirit/ is an invention of the body" in one of his works, while his first collection of poems was titled Wild Moon.
Octavio {Paz} Lozano