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This poet wrote that "every day, four million ducks, five million pigs, two thousand pigeons, are killed to please the dying" in an angry poem in which he denounces "all who ignore the other half." He wrote about two friends climbing "up to the high balconies" in a poem which repeats the image of "the ship out on the sea" and "the horse on the mountain." That poem, "Sleepwalking (*) Ballad," is best remembered for its opening line, "Green, how I want you green." The speaker repeatedly cries "I will not see!" in "The Spilled Blood," a section of a poem by this author mourning an event which takes place "at five in the afternoon." For 10 points, name this poet of "Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter," who was executed during the Spanish Civil War.
This poet wrote that "every day, four million ducks, five million pigs, two thousand pigeons, are killed to please the dying" in an angry poem in which he denounces "all who ignore the other half."
Federico (del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús) García Lorca