This poet wrote that "you look like a world, lying in surrender" to describe the body of a woman with "white hills, white thighs". This poet asked for his countrymen to "speak through my words and my blood" in one poem. This poet wrote that "she love
This poet wrote that "you look like a world, lying in surrender" to describe the body of a woman with "white hills, white thighs". This poet asked for his countrymen to "speak through my words and my blood" in one poem. This poet wrote that "she loved me / sometimes, I loved her too" in another poem. A section of a book by this poet begins "rise to be born with me, brother". This poet wrote "tonight I can write the saddest lines" in a collection that ends with a poem that repeats "in you everything sank!" For 10 points, name this Chilean poet who included "The Heights of Machu Picchu" in Canto General ["hen-eh-RAL"] and wrote Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.