His animal-themed poems include one in which he buries his dead dog "in the
His animal-themed poems include one in which he buries his dead dog "in the garden/next to a rusted old machine" and another focusing on a "Cat's Dream." "Entrance into Wood," "Hymn to Celery," and "Statute of Wine" make up his three "Material Cantos," which along with poems like "Dream Horse" and "Death Gallop" are included in the cycle Residence on Earth. An artichoke, a lemon, and Conger Chowder are among the subjects of his Elemental Odes. Better known are a cycle of amorous poems ending with the exclamation "In everything you sank!" in a "Song of Despair" and a long poem about an Incan ruin. FTP name this Chilean poet, whose "Heights of Macchu Picchu" is included in his Canto General.
His animal-themed poems include one in which he buries his dead dog "in the garden/next to a rusted old machine" and another focusing on a "Cat's Dream."
Pablo Neruda