Controversial for its eroticism, it was cited prominently by the Nobel Prize presentationcommittte in 1971, and is considered one of a South American author's greatest works, alongside The Heights of Macchu Picchu and Canto General.
Its author published this collection of poems, his second after Crepusculario at age 19 after experiencing an unhappy love affair. It includes poems like "Body of a Woman," "Drunk with Pines," and "In My Sky at Twilight," and was its authors last work before his service as a diplomat in Burma, Spain , and Mexico. Controversial for its eroticism, it was cited prominently by the Nobel Prize presentationcommittte in 1971, and is considered one of a South American author's greatest works, alongside The Heights of Macchu Picchu and Canto General. FTP, name this 1924 work by Pablo Neruda.
Its author published this collection of poems, his second after Crepusculario at age 19 after experiencing an unhappy love affair.
{Veinte poemas de amor y una cancion desesperada} (or {“}{Twenty Poems of Love and a Song of Despair"} or {“}{Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair” }or equivalents)