Re: The Heights of Macchu Picchu | Mar 03 2005- Macchu Picchu, did you put
stone upon stone and, at the base, tatters?
Coal upon coal and, at the bottom, tears?
Fire in gold and, within it the trembling
rop of red blood?
Bring me back the slave that you buried!
Shake from the earth the hard bread
of the poor wretch, show me
the slave's clothing and his window.
Tell me how he slept when he lived.
Tell me if his sleep was
harsh, gaping, like a black chasm
worn by fatigue upon the wall.
from "The Heights of Macchu Picchu"
Here we can see a great poet's conscience, Neruda's words quite resonate with Che Guevana's actions.