Author Description

This book focuses on the home of children and the mother in the work of César Abraham Vallejo Mendoza. For the author of Trilce, the home was an intimate space that evoked in his work and the vate will constantly sing to the dwelling. The native house is irreplaceable and represents for him its longed space and, although it is distant, recreates it often. This brings peace, warmth, affection, and Vallejo is very attached to it. In his poetry are essential axis that are part of the daily world of his work: a) the house of childhood and b) the mother as the central axis of the home, substantial elements to understand the home as a microcosm of the global fireplace.