This poet wrote that "she loved me / sometimes, I loved her too" in another poem.
This poet wrote that "you look like a world, lying in surrender" to describe the body of a woman with "white hills, white thighs". This poet asked for his countrymen to "speak through my words and my blood" in one poem. This poet wrote that "she loved me / sometimes, I loved her too" in another poem. A section of a book by this poet begins "rise to be born with me, brother". This poet wrote "tonight I can write the saddest lines" in a collection that ends with a poem that repeats "in you everything sank!" For 10 points, name this Chilean poet who included "The Heights of Machu Picchu" in Canto General ["hen-eh-RAL"] and wrote Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair.
This poet wrote that "you look like a world, lying in surrender" to describe the body of a woman with "white hills, white thighs".
Pablo Neruda