The parenthetical statement that "There's never been equality for me" appears in a poem imploring to let this entity be itself again.
One poet stated that this entity "feeds [him] bread of bitterness" but thatits "bigness sweeps [his] being like a flood", while another poem says of it that"When it shakes there is a deep tremor/ through the enormous vertebrae of theAndes". That poem paints this entity as the enemy of those (+) "that still [pray]to Jesus and still [speak] Spanish", calls one of its leaders a "professor of energy", "Alexander-Nebuchadnezzar", and "future invader", and was written by (*) Rub ́en Dario ́. The parenthetical statement that "There's never been equality for me" appears in a poem imploring to let this entity be itself again. The speaker of one poem claims to be a part of this entity despite being told to "Eat in the kitchen". For ten points, name this country also sung by Langston Hughes in I, Too.
One poet stated that this entity "feeds [him] bread of bitterness" but thatits "bigness sweeps [his] being like a flood", while another poem says of it that"When it shakes there is a deep tremor/ through the enormous vertebrae of theAndes".
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