by Jesús María del Río Andrade · Talon de Aquiles · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9791388245015
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Set in Jerusalem in 32 AD, this collection of poems gives voice to an anonymous observer who questions the Pharisee from the parable, exploring the shades of virtue and the masks we use to protect ourselves. The work reflects on how the excessive desire for self-affirmation can fragment the human being, suggesting that true freedom might be found in embracing what we have excluded. Jesús María del Río Andrade offers a profound poetic meditation on healing our own internal division, posing an essential question about reconciliation with the adversary as a key to a fuller life.
