In this writer's first play, the title insect abandons a cockroach who falls in love with her, while another play chronicles the relationship between the oppresive titulat matriarch and her four daughters and ends with Adela's suicide.
Among this writer's poetry is a free-verse poem about the black experience in America entitled "The King of Harlem." That poem and others are contained in his collection The Poet in New York, while other collections of this man's poetry include Divan and Other Writings and Gypsy Ballads. In this writer's first play, the title insect abandons a cockroach who falls in love with her, while another play chronicles the relationship between the oppresive titulat matriarch and her four daughters and ends with Adela's suicide. His most famous play ends with the deaths of Leonardo and the Bridegroom, and with the previous play and Yerma forms his so-called "Rural trilogy." For ten points, identify this Spanish writer, best known for plays such as The House of Bernarda Alba and Blood Wedding
Among this writer's poetry is a free-verse poem about the black experience in America entitled "The King of Harlem.
Federico {Garcia Lorca}