In one poem, this writer described the "infinite oblivion" shattering a woman, which held "infinite tenderness, like a jar." He also described a time that "cold stars heave up, black birds migrate;" that being the hour of departure. This writer compared the stabbing of knives to "an Amazon of buried jaguars" in a poem whose speaker asked his brother to "arise to birth with me." Name this writer of "The Song of Despair" wh
In one poem, this writer described the "infinite oblivion" shattering a woman, which held "infinite tenderness, like a jar." He also described a time that "cold stars heave up, black birds migrate;" that being the hour of departure. This writer compared the stabbing of knives to "an Amazon of buried jaguars" in a poem whose speaker asked his brother to "arise to birth with me." Name this writer of "The Song of Despair" whose Canto General [hen-er-AHL] includes The Heights of Macchu Picchu, a Chilean poet.
In one poem, this writer described the "infinite oblivion" shattering a woman, which held "infinite tenderness, like a jar."
Pablo Neruda (accept Ricardo Eliecer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto)