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Rossy Evelin Lima
Rossy Evelin Lima-Padilla (born August 18, 1986 in Veracruz, Mexico), is an international award-winning Mexican poet and linguist. She has published her work in numerous journals, magazines and anthologies in Spain, Italy, Canada, United States, Mexico, Venezuela, Chile, and Argentina. She is a strong advocate of college education and reading development in the American public school system. She was a featured poet in the Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum in 2015 and was invited to speak at TEDxMcallen about her experience as an immigrant writer in the U.S.()
== Early life ==
Lima was brought up in a family which enjoyed story-telling, poetry, declamation, music and writing. Lima began writing short poems and stories at the age of six. Her biggest influences were her mother and grandfather, who introduced her to the realms of poetic expression.
In "Ecos de Barro de la Memoria a la Imagen, de la Imagen al Poema",() Lima describes how her grandfather would give accounts of his hypnotizing adventures to her and three other children, listening to their favorite story. "It was the oldest story we knew, but it was always different." According to her grandfather, they lived among elves, witches and wizards who could turn themselves into animals. This encouraged Lima to create her own stories and other means of literary expression.
At the age of five, Lima's parents decided to leave the coast of Veracruz to find new employment opportunities in northern Mexico, and at the age of 13 she emigrated to the United States, where she would later earn her degree in literature and linguistics. She has since resided in southern Texas.
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