The fourth section, "The Liberators', is the longest, and has sections on Guayaquil, Sandino and Manuel Rodriguez.
This work's opening section concerns the natural world and includes subsections like "The Birds Arrive" and "The Rivers Come Forth." The fourth section, "The Liberators', is the longest, and has sections on Guayaquil, Sandino and Manuel Rodriguez. The fifth section, "The Sand Betrayed" details the rise of authoritarian regimes in South America as well as exploitation by the United States. Other parts include "The Flowers of Punitaqui" and "The Fugitive", though "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" is better known. For ten points, identify this collection of 340 poems by Pablo Neruda.
This work's opening section concerns the natural world and includes subsections like "The Birds Arrive" and "The Rivers Come Forth.
Canto General