One poem in this collection is named for a creature that is the final rose in the author's barren land and features the phrase "Ah, you who are silent!" Another poem says "I want to do to you what spring does with the cherry trees," and asks "Let me spread you out among garlands." In addition to "White Bee," and "Every Day You Play," another part o
One poem in this collection is named for a creature that is the final rose in the author's barren land and features the phrase "Ah, you who are silent!" Another poem says "I want to do to you what spring does with the cherry trees," and asks "Let me spread you out among garlands." In addition to "White Bee," and "Every Day You Play," another part of this work says "A bough of fruit falls from the sun on your dark garment," and begins with the title action being done with a "mortal flame." Its last section speaks of a "cemetery of kisses," and asserts "there is still fire in your tombs" before discussing "the hour of departure." For ten points, name this work that contains "The Light Wraps You," and "Tonight I can Write," 21 poems by Pablo Neruda.
One poem in this collection is named for a creature that is the final rose in the author's barren land and features the phrase "
{Twenty Love} Poems and A {Song} of {Despair} or {Veinte poemas} de {amor} y {una canción desesperada}