This poet also wrote "I am here to relate history" in "America My Love", starting an epic work of fifteen sections describing Hispanic history called Canto General [KAHN-toh hay-nay-RAHL].
This poet asked "from where, to where, on what shore?" in his poem "Dead Gallop", which appears in his collection Residence on Earth. Another work by this poet, which states "On all sides I see your waist of fog", is "Ah Vastness of Pines". This poet wrote "When I close a book I open life" in his "Ode to the Book". This poet also wrote "I am here to relate history" in "America My Love", starting an epic work of fifteen sections describing Hispanic history called Canto General [KAHN-toh hay-nay-RAHL]. Name this poet of "The Heights of Macchu Picchu" who wrote Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, a man from Chile.
This poet asked "from where, to where, on what shore?" in his poem "Dead Gallop", which appears in his collection Residence on Earth.
Pablo Neruda [or Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto]