He also described a time that "cold stars heave up, black birds migrate;" that being the hour of departure.
In one poem, this writer described the "infinite oblivion" shattering a woman, which held "infinite tenderness, like a jar." He also described a time that "cold stars heave up, black birds migrate;" that being the hour of departure. This writer compared the stabbing of knives to "an Amazon of buried jaguars" in a poem whose speaker asked his brother to "arise to birth with me." Name this writer of "The Song of Despair" whose Canto General [hen-er-AHL] includes The Heights of Macchu Picchu, a Chilean poet.
In one poem, this writer described the "infinite oblivion" shattering a woman, which held "infinite tenderness, like a jar."
Pablo Neruda (accept Ricardo Eliecer Neftalí Reyes Basoalto)