This poet of (*) Decalogue of the Artist wrote "From the cold niche where men placed you/ I will lower you to the humble and sunny ground" to open a three-part, 42-line poem about her deceased lover.
This author wrote of a cripple and an invalid being told to dance and sing withtheir hearts in Those Who Do Not Dance. This author wrote of the empty plains andhowling winds in Patagonian Landscapes. Another work by this poet gives ten (+)rules starting with "You shall love beauty". This poet evoked images of a slumber party with the lines "we will have to dream on the same pillow" and "I'll wait until they covered me completely. . . / And we will talk for an eternity!" in a work that later noted "The rosy boat of his life stopped...". This poet of (*) Decalogue of the Artist wrote "From the cold niche where men placed you/ I will lower you to the humble and sunny ground" to open a three-part, 42-line poem about her deceased lover. For ten points, name this Chilean poet of Sonnets of Death.
This author wrote of a cripple and an invalid being told to dance and sing withtheir hearts in Those Who Do Not Dance.
Gabriela Mistral (or Lucila Godoy Alcayaga)