A poem in this collection describes how the speaker's words "grow thin / as the tracks of the gulls" and that the speaker makes those words into "an endless necklace.
A poem in this collection describes how the speaker's words "grow thin / as the tracks of the gulls" and that the speaker makes those words into "an endless necklace." The speaker of a poem in this collection marks an "atlasÂ… with crosses of fire" and describes living "between two motionless gondoliers." Another poem in this collection addresses a "magnificent and fecund and magnetic slave" of time. The speaker of a poem in this collection calls its addressee a (*) "pit of debris" and repeats "It is the hour of departure" and "in you everything sank!" This collection's second-to-last poem has a speaker who remarks "The night wind revolves in the sky and sings" after saying "Tonight I can write the saddest lines." For 10 points, name this romantic poetry collection by Pablo Neruda.
A poem in this collection describes how the speaker's words "grow thin / as the tracks of the gulls" and that the speaker makes those words into "an endless necklace.
Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair [or Veinte poemas de amor y una canciÃ³n desesperada] 