The speaker of a poem by this author says “I want, in the shadow of a wing, / tell this tale in bloom… the one who died of love” in a poem about a lover he met in Guatemala. The speaker of a poem by this author declares “My verses are a clear green, and they are a flaming crimson” before saying, “With the poor people of this earth I will cast my fate.” This author outlined his political views in the essay “Our America.” (10[1])In a poem by this (-5[1])author, the speaker describes “the cruel person / Who would want to break my heart” (10[2])and “the sincere friend.” This author wrote about doing an action in “June as in January” in a poem in the collection Versos Sencillos. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this Cuban author of “I Cultivate a White Rose” (10[1])and (-5[1])“Guantanamera.” ■END■ (10[1]0[1])