This author exclaims, “your feet are rosy-red with the glow of my heart’s desire!” in a poem that inspired Pablo Neruda’s “In My Sky At Twilight.” Zenobia (15[1])Camprubí and Juan Ramón Jiménez (15[1])introduced this poet to Spain (15[1])with their translation of his book Crescent Moon. This author of the collection The Gardener (15[1])imagined (15[2])cutting (15[1])paddies (15[1])on a riverbank (15[2])in a poem (15[1])whose narrator (15[2])hears (-5[1])a woman sing in the title (*) vessel. (10[3])A poem by this author ends, (10[1])“into that heaven of freedom, (-5[1])my Father, (10[1])let my country (10[2])awake,” (10[8])after (10[3])describing (10[1])a place (10[3])“where the mind is without fear.” (10[2])This poet (10[1])described “a frail vessel thou emptiest (10[1]-5[1])again and again” in the first poem of a collection with (10[1])a preface by W. B. Yeats. For 10 points, name this poet who wrote, (10[1])“thou hast made me endless, (10[1])such is (10[1])thy (10[1])pleasure” in his collection Gitanjali. ■END■ (10[2]0[3])