Invisible Threads: Poems Of Love, Life and Destiny

Overview

Publisher
Tektime
Released
September 18, 2026
ISBN
9788835485919
Format
ePub
Category
Poetry

Book Details

Katherine Pérez Pérez, known in literary circles as Alma Blanca or Asenat, is a Puerto Rican poet and educator based in Illinois, United States. With more than twenty years of teaching experience in Puerto Rico, Florida, and Illinois, she has dedicated her career to the education of Spanish-speaking students and the promotion of inclusive education. Her poetry has been published in several international anthologies, including Vivas las queremos: Voces del mundo contra el feminicidio, which was recognized at the 2024 International Latino Book Awards, held in California.

In Invisible Threads, Katherine Pérez intertwines love, life, and destiny in a collection of poems deeply inspired by real events, thus creating an authentic testimonial poetry collection. Each composition emerges from an intimate experience and is accompanied by the account of the events that inspired it, becoming a moving testimony of resilience, struggle, and hope.
Throughout these pages, readers will delve into the vulnerability of love, the harshness of abuse, the uncertain paths of destiny, the coldness of the psychopathic mind, the resilience of those who have suffered mistreatment, the conquest of self-love, the sisterhood among friends, and the unexpected onset of illness. They will also encounter the inevitability of death, the aspirations of undocumented children, the miracle of healing, and, above all, the unbreakable capacity of the human spirit to rise above adversity.
More than a simple poetry collection, Invisible Threads is an emotional map that illuminates the invisible bonds that unite and transform us. It is a work that invites readers to pause, feel, and discover the purpose of life within every human experience, offering them the opportunity to identify with its stories, reconnect with themselves, and reflect on love, life, and destiny.

Author Description

Katherine Pérez Pérez, known in literary circles as Alma Blanca or Asenat, is a Puerto Rican poet and educator based in Illinois, United States. With more than twenty years of teaching experience in Puerto Rico, Florida, and Illinois, she has dedicated her career to the education of Spanish-speaking students and the promotion of inclusive education. Her poetry has been published in several international anthologies, including Vivas las queremos: Voces del mundo contra el feminicidio, which was recognized at the 2024 International Latino Book Awards, held in California.

In Invisible Threads, Katherine intertwines love, life, and destiny in a collection of poems deeply inspired by real events, thus creating an authentic testimonial poetry collection. Each composition emerges from an intimate experience and is accompanied by the account of the events that inspired it, becoming a moving testimony of resilience, struggle, and hope.

Throughout these pages, readers will delve into the vulnerability of love, the harshness of abuse, the uncertain paths of destiny, the coldness of the psychopathic mind, the resilience of those who have suffered mistreatment, the conquest of self-love, the sisterhood among friends, and the unexpected onset of illness. They will also encounter the inevitability of death, the aspirations of undocumented children, the miracle of healing, and, above all, the unbreakable capacity of the human spirit to rise above adversity.

More than a simple poetry collection, Invisible Threads is an emotional map that illuminates the invisible bonds that unite and transform us. It is a work that invites readers to pause, feel, and discover the purpose of life within every human experience, offering them the opportunity to identify with its stories, reconnect with themselves, and reflect on love, life, and destiny.

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