For 10 points, name this Spanish Baroque lyric poet known for his lifelong rivalry with Quevedo.
One of this author's poems is set in "the  owering season of the year," and is composed in a combination of eleven- and seven-syllable lines known as a silva. A character in one of this poet's works is described as "a mountain, massive, thickset, high" with "his forehead's orb adorned by a single eye." This poet's aforementioned works, Fábula de Polifemo y Galatea and The Solitudes, caused great controversy from the time of their publication, but were celebrated by the Generation of '27. Poems by this author are characterized by an ornamental, erudite vocabulary and a message that is complicated by metaphors and complex syntactical order, a style known as culteranismo. For 10 points, name this Spanish Baroque lyric poet known for his lifelong rivalry with Quevedo.
One of this author's poems is set in "the  owering season of the year," and is composed in a combination of eleven- and seven-syllable lines known as a silva.
Luis de Góngora y Argote