It's not Mexico, but one poet from this country wrote, "We're human beings, my son, almost birds" in his poem "Godzilla in Mexico."
It's not Mexico, but one poet from this country wrote, "We're human beings, my son, almost birds" in his poem "Godzilla in Mexico." Another poet from this country wrote, "I remember children's gestures, they were gestures of giving me water" in the poem "Drinking." This nation, which is home to Roberto BolaÃ±o and Sonnets of Death author Gabriela Mistral, is also home to a man who wrote the line "In everything you sank!" for a poem that begins, "The memory of you emerges from the night around me." For 10 points, name this South American nation, home of the author of Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, Pablo Neruda.
It's not Mexico, but one poet from this country wrote, "We're human beings, my son, almost birds" in his poem "Godzilla in Mexico."
Chile