How does Neruda view prophetic dreams according to the text?

As essential for artistic inspiration

As a form of deep insight

As something that does not exist

As a crucial part of reality

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C. As something that does not exist

The correct answer is 'As something that does not exist' as he states that 'Only poetry is clairvoyant'.

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