Along with "Brown and Agile Child," this man wrote of an entity that "attracted the dictatorship of flies" like Trujillo, Ubico, and Tacho in his "United Fruit Company.
This man wrote about burying a creature whose friendship is "like that of a porcupine" "in the garden / next to a rusty old machine" in "A Dog Has Died." The title figure of another work by this man has "a black and anguished sun" entangled in his mane. Along with "Brown and Agile Child," this man wrote of an entity that "attracted the dictatorship of flies" like Trujillo, Ubico, and Tacho in his "United Fruit Company." This poet wrote of how he heard the voice of the title substance "near Antofagasta" in his "Ode to Salt. For 10 points, name this author of "The Heights of Machu Picchu," a Chilean poet of Twenty Love Poems and A Song of Despair.
This man wrote about burying a creature whose friendship is "like that of a porcupine" "in the garden / next to a rusty old machine" in "
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