This poet's social and political commitment is demonstrated in his work Viento del pueblo, wherein sweat is treated as a symbol of proletarian dignity and class consciousness.
In his poem El herido, this writer exclaimed: "For freedom I tear myself away, with bullets, / from those who have toppled its statue into the mud." Gerardo Diego       described this author's collection Perito en lunas as a series of poetic riddles. This poet included an elegy to his friend Ramón Sijé in his poetry book El rayo que no cesa, where this author experimented with the sonnet form. This poet's social and political commitment is demonstrated in his work Viento del pueblo, wherein sweat is treated as a symbol of proletarian dignity and class consciousness. Just before his death, this author scrawled his last verse on his hospital wall. That verse is "Goodbye, brothers, comrades, friends: let me take my leave of the sun and the  elds." In response to this writer's wife's letter that all she had to eat was bread and onions, this author wrote Nanas de la cebolla. For 10 points, name this Spanish poet who died imprisoned in Alicante shortly after the end of the Civil War.
In his poem El herido, this writer exclaimed: "For freedom I tear myself away, with bullets, / from those who have toppled its statue into the mud."
Miguel Hernández