In one of his poems, this man describes an object as "round rose of water/ upon/ the table/ of the poor", while another work describes the title substance as "dust of the sea."
In one of his poems, this man describes an object as "round rose of water/ upon/ the table/ of the poor", while another work describes the title substance as "dust of the sea." A lengthy poem by him states, "rise up and be born with me, my brother", and reacts to reaching an Incan ruin. This author of Elemental Odes and "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" is better known for a collection of poems which includes one that begins, "Tonight I can write the saddest lines." For 10 points, name this Chilean poet of Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.
In one of his poems, this man describes an object as "round rose of water/ upon/ the table/ of the poor", while another work describes the title substance as "dust of the sea."
Pablo {Neruda} (accept {Basoalto})