![The poem that comes closest to saying what I think is the one in Human Wishes called "Rusia en 1931." This poem is about [Osip] Mandelstam, who was a great poet and an anti-Stalinist, and [Cesar] Vallejo, who was a great poet and a Stalinist.](/assets/img/quote-photos/the-poem-that-comes-closest-to-saying-what-i-think-is-the-one-in-human-wishes-cal.jpg)
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