A poem by this author ends with the declaration, “the heart of him who joins us not / is turned to dust, to dust.” The speaker of a poem by this author imagines a day when “this long weariness will be greater, and the soul will tell the body that it doesn’t wish to continue.” One poem by this author begins with the command, “You shall love beauty, which is the shadow of God / over the Universe.” This author of (*) “Those Who Do Not Dance” wrote a collection of poems after the death of her mother called Tala. (10[1])This poet opened one collection with the speaker addressing the body of a man in “that frozen niche the men have put you.” The death of Romelio Ureta inspired a collection by, for 10 points, what poet of “Decalogue of the Artist” and Sonnets of Death who was born in Chile? ■END■