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In this article from the Journal of Latin American Literary Criticism, the author, Roberto Méndez Martínez, shares his personal experience of reading the work of Peruvian poet César Vallejo. He highlights the intensity and complexity of Vallejo's poems, as well as his ability to convey deep emotions and reflections. He also mentions his encounter with poets Cintio Vitier and Fina García Marruz, who helped him better understand Vallejo's work. The article discusses the importance of Vallejo as a symbol of poetry and his influence on the author's writing. Additionally, it mentions the interpretation of Vallejo's work by different critics, emphasizing the fusion of the poet with the domestic world and the authenticity of his poetry. [Extracted from the article]

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