Can someone explain these lines from Neruda for me?

English is the only language in which its first person pronoun I is capitalized. I is also the most frequently spoken word in English. Probably capitalised because it is a substitution for your name, which is a proper noun.

So "I am going home." as opposed to "Fred is going home." where Fred is the name of the speaker. Also I most often starts a sentence so would be capitalised for that reason alone.

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