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RE: ADSactly Poetry: The intertextual poetry of Ramos Sucre
He was a great poet. I have always wondered how it was possible for him to emerge in that environment and at that time. His poetry is also so complex, so linguistically charged. I have been there in Sucre state, and the cultural richness is impressive even in situations of such precariousness, I was there in Cumaná, in his house, also in the house of Andrés Eloy and in that of Cruz Salmerón. Your article is very good.