Jacinto (1993 - 2008). Segunda versión y última. Introducción de Julio Neira. Esta versión totalmente nueva de Jacinto viene a culminar el proyecto poético nuclear de la trayectoria de Rafael Ballesteros: más de tres décadas de creación de la que es su obra fundamental, aquella en la que el poeta expresa su naturaleza más íntima: sentimientos, convicciones y experiencias. Es, según Rosa Romojaro: «Una obra ambiciosa que enlaza con las grandes obras de la literatura: con la Divina comedia, con el Paraíso perdido, con los grandes poemas del Siglo de Oro español». Su riqueza y complejidad verbal ha sido comparada por José María Balcells «tanto con la heterodoxia lingüística del gongorismo y del quevedismo como con rasgos de Vallejo, y de los postistas». Autosacramental laico, nos presenta el Juicio final de un muchacho, trasunto del autor, que debate y cuestiona la moralidad de una sentencia definitiva e infinita. Ballesteros impugna la parafernalia escenográfica de la religión católica p -

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