Description
The truth that chose not to defend itself
Book Summary
A poetic exploration that investigates the essence of love from a humanistic perspective. Cesáreo Robaina Miranda offers the reader a collection of verses that invite reflection on the deepest feelings and the truths we often prefer to ignore. Through carefully crafted and emotive language, the author builds an intimate dialogue between reason and emotion, unveiling the contradictions of the human heart.
What is it about?
Starting from the fundamental question "what is love?", the author unfolds a poetic journey that combines personal introspection with humanistic thought. Each poem functions as a piece of a larger mosaic that attempts to unravel the multiple faces of love: requited love, unrequited love, love as a refuge, and love as a wound. The work does not offer definitive answers, but rather accompanies the reader in the search for their own emotional truth.
Main themes
- The nature of love and its contradictions
- Emotional truth versus social self-imposition
- Humanistic thought as a tool for self-knowledge
- Vulnerability as an essential part of the human experience
- Poetry as a vehicle for inner exploration
Who is it recommended for?
For readers interested in contemporary poetry of an introspective and philosophical nature. Especially suitable for those seeking a work that combines poetic sensitivity with reflection on the human experience, and for those who enjoy writing that invites the questioning of emotional certainties.
What this book offers
- An original and profound look at love, far from romantic clichés
- A space for personal reflection through humanistic poetry
- Verses that connect emotion with critical thinking
- A work that invites re-reading and the discovery of new nuances
Technical details
- Author: Robaina Miranda, Cesáreo
- Publisher: PUNTO ROJO EDITORIAL
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: POETRY, POETRY BY INDIVIDUAL POETS
- Collection: PUNTO ROJO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: January 2022
- Number of pages: 140
- Weight: 177 g
Editorial review
An honest poetic proposal that is not afraid to address uncomfortable questions about love. Robaina Miranda achieves a balance between lyrical sensitivity and reflective depth, offering a work that can connect with both regular readers of poetry and those approaching the genre in search of a meaningful experience. His humanistic approach provides a differential value within contemporary poetry.