Teatro y poesía del siglo XX

A political figure.

Her lover.

Herself.

The reader.

A struggle against poverty.

A debate over political ideologies.

A tension between the poet's inner self and her public persona.

A conflict with a romantic partner.

It emphasizes the importance of social status.

It reinforces traditional gender roles.

It serves as a critique of societal expectations and the masks we wear.

It celebrates the beauty of nature.

Siglo de Oro.

Siglo XVIII.

Siglo XX.

Siglo XXI.

El Renacimiento.

El Barroco.

La Vanguardia.

El Romanticismo.

It has no relation to the themes in the poem.

The social and political turmoil influenced the poem's focus on identity and societal critique.

It is only relevant to the poem's structure.

It is only relevant to the author's personal life.

Culinary arts.

Sports.

Women's rights, workers' rights, and the rights of black people.

Environmental conservation.

They are completely separate from the poem's themes.

They are subtly hinted at but not directly addressed.

The poem reflects her own internal conflict between her authentic self and societal expectations, as well as her political views.

They are only relevant to her other works, not this poem.

Versos octosílabos.

Versos alejandrinos.

Versos endecasílabos.

Versos heptasílabos.

It creates a sense of chaos and disorder.

It provides a rigid framework that limits the poet's expression.

It enhances the poem's rhythm and flow, contributing to its overall impact.

It distracts from the poem's themes.