A poet from this country stated “I’m called Hope and you’re called Rose / but losing our names we’ll both go free” in a poem titled “Give me your hand,” which was included in collections of her work published by her lover Doris Dana. A theoretical physicist from this country, who died aged 104 in 2018, often ended poetry recitals with the line “I take back everything I said” after reading from his collection (15[1])Poems and (*) Antipoems. A poet from this country states that “I will lower you down to (10[1])humble, sunny earth” “from that frozen niche where men have put you” in one of her Sonnets of Death. (10[1])Yet another poet from this country described the “hour of departure” and repeated “in you everything sank!” in his “Song of Despair.” For 10 points, name this home country of Nicanor Parra, Gabriela Mistral, and Pablo Neruda. ■END■