In Rompeolas, Angelina Muiz Huberman reflects on identity, memory, loneliness, lost and love, all from her unique perspective as a permanent outsider. Her work shows the thoughts of an exile and the sense of emptiness always laying behind her actions. The author finally discovers who she is through poetry. Poetry reflects her individual identity and the conflict that arises when she attempts to relate with everything foreign to her. Loneliness and death become the answers to her eternal questions, which she finds as a traveler who never finds a place to rest.