The speaker of the third poem in this collection exclaims "I cannot call him, I cannot go with him! /
The speaker of the third poem in this collection exclaims "I cannot call him, I cannot go with him! / His boat pushes a black wind of tempest" after "the rosy boat of his life stopped." Another poem's speaker excitedly declares "we will talk for an eternity" after they have ($) "covered me completely," for "our alliance was written in the stars." One poem in this collection says "the soil will become a soft cradle / receiving your infant's body aching" where "no hand will dispute, in this / hidden depth, your fistful of bones!" The speaker of that first work in this collection "will lower you to the humble and sunny ground" "from the cold niche where men placed you." They were written after the author's lover, (*) Romelio Ureta, committed suicide. For ten points, identify this first collection by Gabriela Mistral, which consists of a number of fourteen line poems.
The speaker of the third poem in this collection exclaims "I cannot call him, I cannot go with him! /
{Sonnets of Death} (or {Sonetos de la Muerte})