Description
You too can be Eve
Book Summary
This collection of poems proposes an act of resistance: to throw nothing away, to recycle everything so that nothing becomes corrupted. Antonio Perales Cuadrado presents a work where the word becomes the vehicle for the healing of two wounded souls: the author and the lady to whom the book is dedicated. Through verses that explore love as a redemptive force, the poet invites us to look beyond the mirror that deceives and enslaves, in order to discover the multiple Eves that inhabit every woman. A song to the possibility of reinventing oneself and healing through poetry.
What is it about?
Antonio Perales Cuadrado constructs a poetic universe where emotional recycling is the key to survival. The book is structured around the figure of Eve, not as a single character, but as a symbol of all women who face the distorted image reflected back to them by the social mirror. The work moves through the pain of the wound, the search for healing, and the certainty that words of love, however abundant they may be, are never superfluous on the path toward the impossible. The poet and his muse share a common wound, and writing is presented as the balm that allows each, in their own way, to move forward.
Main Themes
- Emotional recycling and overcoming pain.
- Female identity in the face of social impositions and the distorting mirror.
- Love as a healing and redemptive force.
- The search for authenticity and liberation from predetermined roles.
- Poetry as a tool for healing for the author and the reader.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers of contemporary poetry who are looking for an emotional and reflective work with a strong component of introspection. It will also resonate with those interested in themes of female identity, self-esteem, and personal healing processes. It is ideal for those who appreciate poetry as a means to explore the wounds of the soul and the possibility of transforming them into beauty.
What this book offers
- A poetic perspective on the capacity to reinvent oneself starting from pain.
- A reflection on identity and the pressure of social roles, especially in women.
- A collection of verses that invite catharsis and personal introspection.
- A work that values the power of words as a tool for healing.
- A read that connects the author's intimate experience with the universality of human emotions.
Technical Data
- Author: Perales Cuadrado, Antonio
- Publisher: Plumágica Grupo Editorial
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: POETRY
- Collection: FONDO
- Binding: Paperback
- Edition date: October 2018
- Number of pages: 216
- Weight: 125 g
Editorial Review
You too can be Eve presents itself as an honest and sensitive poetic work that addresses pain and healing from an intimate and symbolic perspective. Antonio Perales Cuadrado manages to weave a lyrical discourse that, starting from a personal experience, becomes universal by touching on themes such as female identity and the struggle against appearances. His proposal to "recycle everything" resonates as a mantra of resilience, offering the reader not only a collection of poems, but a space for reflection and possible comfort. A recommended read for those seeking poetry with emotional substance and a message of transformation.