Sweetness Always

ather which scarcely weigh, mild verses with the intimacy of beds where people have loved and dreamed...I long for eatable sonnets, poems of honey and flour." Here he explicitly expresses what he wants, he wants sweet poems and this sweetness could be interpreted as the relief he calls for during the entire poem. Moreover, he mentions all his brother poets who come from countries where social injustice is vivid and where writers have actively participated in politics. Many Colombian and Mexican writers have participated and continue to participate actively or passively in political processes that help shape the future of their "democracy". This could be s
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