The title object of one of this author's poems is "dressed up like a warrior" and stripped "scale by scale" before being eaten. The speaker of another of this author's poems "[looks] at the crystal moon" and "[touches] the impalpable ash" in a poem that mourns his exile, "If You Forget Me." This poet of the collection Elemental Odes concluded one work with "speak through my words and my blood." That poem is "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" and appears in his collection Canto General. In another co
The title object of one of this author's poems is "dressed up like a warrior" and stripped "scale by scale" before being eaten. The speaker of another of this author's poems "[looks] at the crystal moon" and "[touches] the impalpable ash" in a poem that mourns his exile, "If You Forget Me." This poet of the collection Elemental Odes concluded one work with "speak through my words and my blood." That poem is "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" and appears in his collection Canto General. In another collection this poet laments, "Tonight I can write the saddest lines." For 10 points, name this Chilean poet of Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.
The title object of one of this author's poems is "dressed up like a warrior" and stripped "scale by scale" before being eaten.