For 10 points, name this poet of Tala, Desolación, and Sonnets of Death, a Chilean.
This poet wrote about a dream in which she has to "walk purplish landscapes" following the title event, which causes that poet to compare its central figure to five saints in a separate poem. This poet of "Death of My Mother" declared that "You shall love beauty, which is the shadow of God over the Universe" in the opening of her "Decalogue of the Artist." This poet posited that "our worst crime is abandoning our children" in a statement ending "To him we cannot answer (*) 'Tomorrow,' his name is today." This poet promised to "lower you to the humble and sunny earth" in the first section of a collection dedicated to her deceased lover Romelio Ureta. For 10 points, name this poet of Tala, Desolación, and Sonnets of Death, a Chilean.
This poet wrote about a dream in which she has to "walk purplish landscapes" following the title event, which causes that poet to compare its central figure to five saints in a separate poem.
Gabriela Mistral [or Lucila Godoy Alcayaga]