He declared "These are the witnesses: the Thursdays, and the bones of my arms, the solitude, and the rain, and the roads" in a poem which predicts "I will die in Paris on a rainy day,"
Clayton Eshleman used "Rednuhtetum" as an English version of the nonsense word "Odumodneurtse" in his translation of a poem by this author which begins "I think about your sex." This author responded to Ruben Dario's poem "I'm searching for a form" with a poem in which the missing arm of the Venus de Milo reminds him of the imperfection of existence. Another of this author's poems begins and ends with the line "there are blows in life so powerful Â… I don't know!" He declared "These are the witnesses: the Thursdays, and the bones of my arms, the solitude, and the rain, and the roads" in a poem which predicts "I will die in Paris on a rainy day," (*) "Black Stone Lying on a White Stone." This author of the poetry collections The Black Heralds and Spain, Take this Cup from Me wrote the poems in his most famous book after being imprisoned in 1920. For 10 points, name this author of the modernist poetry collection Trilce, an early 20th century poet from Peru.
Clayton Eshleman used "Rednuhtetum" as an English version of the nonsense word "Odumodneurtse" in his translation of a poem by this author which begins "I think about your sex.
Cesar Vallejo