In a poem by this author, a boy tells the moon to run and avoid being turned into jewelry after the moon shows him her breasts.
In a poem by this author, a boy tells the moon to run and avoid being turned into jewelry after the moon shows him her breasts. Three woodcutters appear at the beginning of the third act of one of his plays and claim that a pair of lovers will be found if the moon comes out. The line "at five in the afternoon" is repeated over and over again in his poem (*) "Lament for the Death of a Bullfighter." A woman walks back to a village covered in blood after Leonardo Felix and the Groom kill each other in one of the plays in his "Rural Trilogy." For 10 points, name this Spanish playwright of Blood Wedding and The House of Bernarda Alba.
In a poem by this author, a boy tells the moon to run and avoid being turned into jewelry after the moon shows him her breasts.
Federico Garcia Lorca