This poet suggested that Spain had been murdered in his work "Curse", which appears in the collection Spain in Our Hearts. In another poem, he says that he will live on through a woman's marvelousness, though to survive he forged her "like a weapon". He later wrote of the same woman, "I no longer love her, that's certain, but maybe I love her," in the poem "Tonight I can write the saddest lines". This poet wrote odes to many objects, including an arti- choke, salt, and his socks. One work, which ends, "Speak through my 
This poet suggested that Spain had been murdered in his work "Curse", which appears in the collection Spain in Our Hearts. In another poem, he says that he will live on through a woman's marvelousness, though to survive he forged her "like a weapon". He later wrote of the same woman, "I no longer love her, that's certain, but maybe I love her," in the poem "Tonight I can write the saddest lines". This poet wrote odes to many objects, including an arti- choke, salt, and his socks. One work, which ends, "Speak through my words and my blood," is "The Heights of Mac- chu Picchu", found in the collection Canto General (KAHN-toh heh-neh-RAHL). Identify this Chilean poet who wrote Twenty love poems and a song of despair.
This poet suggested that Spain had been murdered in his work "Curse", which appears in the collection Spain in Our Hearts.
Pablo {Neruda}