Imagine you are Pablo Neruda of Keeping Quiet. He advises Robert Frost…

Imagine you are Pablo Neruda of ‘Keeping Quiet. He advises Robert Frost in the context of his conflict and pain at the plight of the roadside stand owners. Pen down your advice in a letter to Robert Frost. You may begin.
Dear Frost,
You seem very pained at the plight of the roadside stand owners, and I would like to advise you…

Ans. Dear Frost,

Understanding the depth of human suffering and societal injustices, I empathize with your concern for the plight of the roadside stand owners. Your words deeply resonate with the struggles of the marginalized, echoing the silenced voices of those trapped by poverty and neglect.

In such times of conflict and pain, I encourage you to wield your poetic voice as a beacon of hope and empathy. Just as nature reflects the resilience of the human spirit, your verses possess the power to illuminate the struggles of the downtrodden and inspire collective action.

Consider intertwining the stories of these stand owners into the fabric of your poetry, immortalizing their resilience amidst adversity. Through your verses, may their voices echo across time, stirring hearts and igniting compassion.

Poetry, in the face of darkness, serves as a guiding light, illuminating paths of understanding and empathy. Let us persist in using our words to advocate for justice and dignity, amplifying the voices of the silenced and marginalized.

In solidarity, Pablo Neruda