This poet writes that he cultivates neither nettles nor thorns for the cruel person who "tears out the heart with which I live" in a poem about a white rose, and in a poem about death he asks not to be put in the dark to die like a traitor.
This poet writes that he cultivates neither nettles nor thorns for the cruel person who "tears out the heart with which I live" in a poem about a white rose, and in a poem about death he asks not to be put in the dark to die like a traitor. A recently published collection of his poems is entitled "Come, Come My Boiling Blood," and he is also known for Adultery and Rosa's Little Shoes, a book illustrated by Lulu Delacre. The author of the children's book The Golden Age, Joseito Fernandez made famous the popular song Guantanamera based on a poem by this author of the 1891 essay "Our America." The author of Ismaelillo, FTP, name this dominant figure in Cuba's struggle for independence, best known for his Versos Libres.
This poet writes that he cultivates neither nettles nor thorns for the cruel person who "tears out the heart with which I live" in a poem about a white rose, and in a poem about death he asks not to be put in the dark to die like a traitor.
Jose {Marti}