Se trata de una obra dramática, publicada en el año 1804, en el segundo tomo de las "Obras Poéticas de María Rosa de Gálvez". Escrita en un momento clave de transición literaria e histórica - y a pesar de que cumple con las reglas aristotélicas y utiliza esquemas neoclásicos - la obra está caracterizada dentro del primer romanticismo debido tema de la obra: el suicidio, la naturaleza violenta y desatada y el amor vivido como una pasión irresistible. Se encuentra escrita en romance heroico, es decir, romance - rima asonante en los versos pares - en endecasílabos. No es histórica, puesto que se trata de una leyenda que ronda al final de la vida de la poetisa que lleva el título. La información se podrá encontrar en la primera parte de esta obra.

Greetings fellow readers, As you embark on this journey of self-reflection, and poetry and deep meaningful thoughts with me, take a good read and Inner stand everything that is written down as they are inspirations that have come upon me at my deepest parts of my life, grief, Breakups, Heartbreaks, Anger, Confusions, And joy. I have been writing poetry for many years now but has not really gone public until now, I felt called to do this perhaps there is an audience out there waiting to read my writings, in any case, I have one rule when reading my writing. Read it with the eyes of love and passion. With that being said ladies and gentlemen. These are: "Genderless thoughts." by Junior L.

Here's to the ones whose voices have been silenced, whose romance never began.To the missed chances and broken promises - these words capture my truth in ways I could never express aloud. Dive into the depths of my unspoken thoughts.