This poet wrote "To him we cannot answer ‘Tomorrow,' his name is today" in a poem influenced by her time as an educator, which caused her to be known as "the mother of the nation" in her home country.
This author's extensive correspondence with Victoria Ocampo has been published as This America of Ours. This author described "two suffering little gems" "bruised all over by pebbles" in a poem about "a child's tiny feet." The narrator of another poem by this author "leave[s] singing my lovely revenge" after "lower[ing] your body to the sunny, poor earth" "from the icy niche where men placed you." This poet wrote "To him we cannot answer ‘Tomorrow,' his name is today" in a poem influenced by her time as an educator, which caused her to be known as "the mother of the nation" in her home country. This poet's grief for the suicide of railway worker Romelio Ureta influenced the title of her collection Desolation. For 10 points, name this poet of the Sonnets of Death, a female poet from Chile.
This author's extensive correspondence with Victoria Ocampo has been published as This America of Ours.
Gabriela {Mistral} [or Lucila de María del Perpetuo Socorro Godoy {Alcayaga}]