For 10 points, name this poem about an American President's conquests, a work of Ruben Dario.
It describes an entire civilization that "lived by light and fire, by fragrances and by love" and "knew of Atlantis, whose name was a legacy, resonating in Plato." Its title figure apparently is "lighting the broad straight path that leads to easy conquests." This poem describes how "when the giant yawns and stretches, the earth feels a tremor rippling through the enormous vertebrae" of a mountain range. Its title figure is a tamer of horses and a killer of tigers. He also joins the "the cult to Hercules with the cult to Mammon" and is an "Energy Professor as the crazies of today put it." The title figure, who is four hundred parts Nimrod, is responsible for leading an entity that lacks one thing: God! For 10 points, name this poem about an American President's conquests, a work of Ruben Dario.
It describes an entire civilization that "lived by light and fire, by fragrances and by love" and "knew of Atlantis, whose name was a legacy, resonating in Plato.
"To Roosevelt"