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César Vallejo died-
The moment was October 14, 1938. That day
they buried you in Paris-in fact you were still alive!
Someone saw you on another block
hurrying along, your clothes ragged and dirty
Going from door to door, you reached out your hand-not for
yourself
but because someone had taken a poor man's only piece of bread
