In one of this author's poems, the speaker meets the "wind of the hundred days" while spending a hal
In one of this author's poems, the speaker meets the "wind of the hundred days" while spending a half-hour in the cupola of the Ladies' Garden. He concludes that "the afternoon has become invisible" in a poem which notes that Nirvana is Samsara, but Samsara is not Nirvana. "Happiness in Herat" and "On reading John Cage" appeared in East Slope, while he wrote about "words that are flowers that are fruits that are acts" at the end of the "Hymn among the Ruins" which appears in The Violent Season. He used an epigraph from Gérard de Nerval's "Arthémis" at the beginning of a poem about living in Madrid in 1937, while he cited Mallarmé and the Havajra Tantra at the beginning of "Blanco." FTP, name this author of Sun Stone, A Draft of Shadows, and The Labyrinth of Solitude, who is considered the greatest Mexican poet of the 20th century.
In one of this author's poems, the speaker meets the "wind of the hundred days" while spending a half-hour in the cupola of the Ladies' Garden.