Sara de Ibáñez facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Sara de Ibáñez
Born	1909
Died	1971  (aged 61–62)
Occupation	Poet, university teacher
Children	Ulalume González de León

Sara de Ibáñez (1909–1971) was a famous writer from Uruguay. She was known for her beautiful poems. She also taught at a university and wrote about books.

About Sara de Ibáñez

Her Life Story

Sara de Ibáñez was born in a place called Chamberlain in Uruguay. She wrote poems that felt very strong and emotional. Her poems often talked about big ideas that everyone can understand. These ideas included things like war, the end of the world, dying, nature, and love.

She used old ways of writing poems, like the sonnet, which has a special rhyme and rhythm. But she also tried new, freer styles of poetry. Sara passed away in Montevideo in 1971.

What She Wrote

Sara de Ibáñez wrote many books of poetry during her life. Here are some of her most well-known works:

• Canto a Montevideo (Song to Montevideo). This book came out in 1941.
• Pastoral. It was published in Mexico in 1948.
• Artigas. This book was released in 1952.
• Las estaciones y otros poemas (The seasons and other poems). This collection was published in Mexico in 1957.
• La batalla (The battle). This book came out in Buenos Aires in 1967.
• Apocalipsis XX (Revelation 20). It was published in Caracas in 1970.
• Canto póstumo (Posthumous songs). This book was put together and published after she died in 1973 by Roberto Ibáñez.

See also

In Spanish: Sara de Ibáñez para niños