Can you give an introduction about the poem written by Jose Rizal entitled in memory of my town?

"Mi Ultimo Adios" (My Last Farewell), not "In Memory of My Town," is the poem written by José Rizal, considered his most famous and poignant work. It's a deeply moving farewell to his beloved Philippines, written on the eve of his execution by the Spanish colonial government in 1896.

The poem, written in Spanish, is a powerful testament to Rizal's love for his country and his unwavering commitment to its freedom. It expresses his profound sadness at leaving his homeland and his hopes for a brighter future for the Filipinos. Through its evocative imagery and powerful metaphors, "Mi Ultimo Adios" has become a symbol of Philippine nationalism and a cornerstone of the country's literary heritage.

The poem is often recited in schools, used in national celebrations, and even included in Philippine currency. It continues to resonate with Filipinos today, reminding them of the sacrifices made for their freedom and inspiring them to strive for a better future.