This poem's second section begins with the speaker recalling how "from air to air, like an empty net Iwent between the streets and atmosphere, arriving and departing.
This poem's second section begins with the speaker recalling how "from air to air, like an empty net Iwent between the streets and atmosphere, arriving and departing." That section later warns, "You'll notreturn from the bottom of the rocks." This poem addresses Cristobal Miranda at the beginning of its eighthsection, "The Earth's Name Is Juan," and it opens with "A Lamp on Earth." The speaker urges the listenerto "speak through my words and through my blood" and to "arise to birth with me, my brother," in itssection, "The Heights of Macchu Picchu." For 10 points, name this book-length poem by Pablo Neruda.
This poem's second section begins with the speaker recalling how "from air to air, like an empty net Iwent between the streets and atmosphere, arriving and departing.
Canto General