Like the sea, like time" and laments "In you everything sank!"
In one poem, he says that those who are "slaves to habit" and "abandon a task before starting it" are condemned to the titular action, and the narrator of another poem reminds the subject that "Do not look for me, I shall already have forgotten you" when the titular event occurs. In addition to writing "Die Slowly" and "If You Forget Me" he wrote about A Large Tuna in the Market, a Chestnut on the Ground, and Celery, which are subjects of his Elemental Odes, while the narrator states that the subject "swallowed everything, like distance. Like the sea, like time" and laments "In you everything sank!" in A Song of Despair. For 10 points, identify this Chilean poet who wrote "20 Love Poems" and Canto General.
In one poem, he says that those who are "slaves to habit" and "abandon a task before starting it" are condemned to the titular action, and the narrator of another poem reminds the subject that "Do not look for me, I shall already have forgotten you" when the titular event occurs.
Pablo {Neruda}