Santa Teresa de Jesus is an example (1515-1582). She was known for its religious and mystical poems and was noted for being revolutionary and intelligent. Also, San Juan de la Cruz was Santa Teresa’s disciple and assistant. Among her most famous poems, "I Die Because I Do Not Die" is one of the most important poems in the Spanish language. The central theme of this poem is the perfect union with God, and this is achieved through death. In this poem, Santa Teresa de Jesus expresses his desire to die to meet with God. This poem can be divided into five parts. The first part is an introduction in which the poet desires life comes after death and rejects the earthly life he despises. In the second part, the poet says that after receiving the call from God to be his servant and knew to leave everything and live
Santa Teresa de Jesus is an example (1515-1582). She was known for its religious and mystical poems and was noted for being revolutionary and intelligent. Also, San Juan de la Cruz was Santa Teresa’s disciple and assistant. Among her most famous poems, "I Die Because I Do Not Die" is one of the most important poems in the Spanish language. The central theme of this poem is the perfect union with God, and this is achieved through death. In this poem, Santa Teresa de Jesus expresses his desire to die to meet with God. This poem can be divided into five parts. The first part is an introduction in which the poet desires life comes after death and rejects the earthly life he despises. In the second part, the poet says that after receiving the call from God to be his servant and knew to leave everything and live