Hemispheres

The second collection of poems by Pablo Pérez Rueda, better known as Blon, reflects on the positive or negative nuances found in each feeling, in each reality.

If you look at the same object from darkness or from light, perhaps what your eye perceives will transform in unexpected ways, as when we were children and a simple shadowy coat rack could turn into a monster. What part of reality is objective and what part depends on the perspective from which we appreciate it, on how dark or bright the space surrounding it is?

Pablo Pérez Rueda, better known as Blon, consolidates his voice in this second collection of poems, which speaks about the relative, or rather about the multiple visions that human beings can have about the same concept and that, surprisingly, travel from one extreme to the other, making one thing contain inverse meanings within itself.