An author from this country wrote of paintings drawing back a curtain on the writing of a poet from here who claims “’Tis dead, ’tis dust, ’tis shadow, yea, (10[1])’tis nought” at the end of the poem “To Her Portrait.” (10[1])That poet from this modern-day country (10[2])charges the title subjects with patent arrogance “that fights with many (10[1])weapons” in the poem “You Foolish Men.” (10[16])This is (10[1]-5[1])the (10[1])home (10[1]-5[1])country (10[3])of both (10[1])the author (10[1])and subject of the biography (10[1])The Traps of Faith. (10[12])In (10[2])a (10[2])poem (10[1])from this (10[1])country, (10[1])a woman whose breasts (-5[1])are (10[1])“two (10[1])churches of blood” is told “I travel your (10[1])body, like the world.” (10[1]-5[2])A (-5[1])584-line (10[3]-5[3])poem (10[5])from (10[1])this (10[1]-5[1])country (10[2])opens (10[3])“a willow (10[2])of crystal, (10[3])a (10[1])poplar (10[6])of water” (10[1])and borrows a circular calendar for its title, “Sun Stone.” (10[5])For (10[2])10 (10[1])points, (10[2])name this home country (10[1])of Sor Juana and Octavio Paz. (10[1])■END■ (10[17]0[14])