Antonio Machado wrote a poem "On the death of" this man, as well as a poem addressing this man, "To the Master." This man's short stories "The Deaf Satyr" and "The Veil of Queen Mab" appear in a collection whose title and French influence were noted disapprovingly in an otherwise positive review in one of the Cartas Americanas by Juan Valera. One of this man's poems opens, "The voice that would reach you, Hunter, must speak/ in Biblical tones, or in the poetry of Walt Whitman," and calls its addressee "a Professor of En
Antonio Machado wrote a poem "On the death of" this man, as well as a poem addressing this man, "To the Master." This man's short stories "The Deaf Satyr" and "The Veil of Queen Mab" appear in a collection whose title and French influence were noted disapprovingly in an otherwise positive review in one of the Cartas Americanas by Juan Valera. One of this man's poems opens, "The voice that would reach you, Hunter, must speak/ in Biblical tones, or in the poetry of Walt Whitman," and calls its addressee "a Professor of Energy" before concluding "you are lacking one thing: God!" FTP, name this author of the Modernist Profane Hymns as well as "To Roosevelt" and the collection Azul, a Nicaraguan poet.
Antonio Machado wrote a poem "On the death of" this man, as well as a poem addressing this man, "To the Master."
Rubén {Darío} or Félix Rubén {García} Sarmiento