and he described a "crystal willow" and a "tall fountain the wind arches over" in one of his poems.
The speaker of one of this poet's works tells the addressee "your body tastes like a well that's been sealed" and "your mouth tastes like poisoned time." This poet characterized desires as crocodiles in a work in which the title figure contemplates the Garden of Ravana, comparing it to calligraphy. This author's first publication was Forest Moon and he described a "crystal willow" and a "tall fountain the wind arches over" in one of his poems. This author of The Bow and the Lyre and The Monkey Grammarian wrote about his home country as the title location where people wear masks they present to the world. Another of his poems contains lines that match up with the days of the Aztec calendar. For 10 points, name this Mexican author of Sunstone and The Labyrinth of Solitude.
The speaker of one of this poet's works tells the addressee "your body tastes like a well that's been sealed" and "your mouth tastes like poisoned time.
Octavio Paz