One of this author's poems imagines a "hundred negroes with a hundred lances" and a prince that draws near "with sword and goshawk," and begins by asking "Why from her lips are song and laughter dying?" and "Why is the princess sighing?" A different poem discusses "foam pregnant with salt and iodine" and a man who has seen "the forceful typhoons of China…while drinking from his flask of gin." In another work, this author writes "You join the cult of Hercules to the cult of Mammon, / and illuminating the road of easy conquest," concluding by saying "although you count on everything, you lack one thing: God!" This author of "Sonatina" and "Symphony in Gray Major" also wrote the lines "you are the future invader of the naïve America that has Indian blood…you are an Alexander-Nebuchadnezzar." FTP, name this author of "To Roosevelt," Prosas Pr
One of this author's poems imagines a "hundred negroes with a hundred lances" and a prince that draws near "with sword and goshawk," and begins by asking "Why from her lips are song and laughter dying?" and "Why is the princess sighing?" A different poem discusses "foam pregnant with salt and iodine" and a man who has seen "the forceful typhoons of China…while drinking from his flask of gin." In another work, this author writes "You join the cult of Hercules to the cult of Mammon, / and illuminating the road of easy conquest," concluding by saying "although you count on everything, you lack one thing: God!" This author of "Sonatina" and "Symphony in Gray Major" also wrote the lines "you are the future invader of the naïve America that has Indian blood…you are an Alexander-Nebuchadnezzar." FTP, name this author of "To Roosevelt," Prosas Profanas, and Azul – a poet and diplomat from Nicaragua.
One of this author's poems imagines a "hundred negroes with a hundred lances" and a prince that draws near "with sword and goshawk," and begins by asking "Why from her lips are song and laughter dying?
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