A magic potion made of tears achieves what arguments could not in this writer's work in which love "comes to the help of my intentions." In addition to "This Afternoon, My Love," which can be found in this author's group of p
A magic potion made of tears achieves what arguments could not in this writer's work in which love "comes to the help of my intentions." In addition to "This Afternoon, My Love," which can be found in this author's group of poems titled "Of Love and Discretion," this writer invoked "false syllogisms of color" in a critique of a biased portrait entitled "This Painted Lie You See." This poet claimed that the title group wanted a "Thais when you're courting her, Lucretia once she falls to you," in her poem "Stupid Men Who Accuse," and a "shadowy war" is waged "in gaseous blackness," in her only noncommissioned poem, the philosophical "First Dream." More famous is this writer's justification of her desire to learn in her Reply to Sister Philotea of the Cross. For ten points, identify this author of Inundacion castalida de la unica poetisa, a nun known as the "tenth muse" of Mexico.
A magic potion made of tears achieves what arguments could not in this writer's work in which love "comes to the help of my intentions."
Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz or Juana Inez de Asbaje y Ramirez de Santillana