Another section is consists of letters to the author's friends and is titled "The Rivers of Song," and describes the genesis of rivers and minerals in "A Lamp on Earth."
One section of this work ponders a man who "has no country, he's a chilling/ thunderbolt, a cold heart clad in armor." Another section is consists of letters to the author's friends and is titled "The Rivers of Song," and describes the genesis of rivers and minerals in "A Lamp on Earth." The speaker ends the work by claiming that it was written on the run in "I end here," and praises the noble deeds of rebels in sections with headings "The Liberators" and "The Sand Betrayed." He asks someone to "Rise up to be born with me, my brother" while ascending to an Incan ruin in "The Heights of Macchu Picchu." FTP, this is what poetic history of South America by Pablo Neruda?
One section of this work ponders a man who "has no country, he's a chilling/ thunderbolt, a cold heart clad in armor."
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