Miguel Hernández

Miguel Hernández was a Spanish poet born in 1910, known for his heartfelt and powerful poetry reflecting themes of love, tragedy, and human suffering. Rising from humble beginnings in rural Spain, his work was influenced by social struggles and the Spanish Civil War. Hernández's poetry often expresses deep emotion and a profound connection to human experience, making him one of Spain's most important 20th-century poets. Despite facing political persecution and imprisonment, he continued to write until his death in 1942, leaving a lasting legacy celebrated for its emotional intensity and lyrical beauty.