In one of his works, Extravagario, he reflects on his youth and political affiliations by presenting the reader with an analysis of his daily life. Another work by this man entitled Residence on Earth includes the poem "Hymn to Celery". In another work, he attempted to chronicle the history of the Spanish-speaking nations of Central and South America and included sections entitled "The Conquistadors", "The Fugitive", and "A Lamp on Earth". That work also contains a work based on a visit to the titular city, "The Heights of Macchu Picchu". For 10 points, name this winne
In one of his works, Extravagario, he reflects on his youth and political affiliations by presenting the reader with an analysis of his daily life. Another work by this man entitled Residence on Earth includes the poem "Hymn to Celery". In another work, he attempted to chronicle the history of the Spanish-speaking nations of Central and South America and included sections entitled "The Conquistadors", "The Fugitive", and "A Lamp on Earth". That work also contains a work based on a visit to the titular city, "The Heights of Macchu Picchu". For 10 points, name this winner of the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature, a Chilean poet who wrote Canto General and Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.
In one of his works, Extravagario, he reflects on his youth and political affiliations by presenting the reader with an analysis of his daily life.
Pablo {Neruda} [or {Neftalí Ricardo Reyes Basoalto}]