Los Colores Que Solo Tú Veías

Some bonds are never broken, even by loss.What remains when someone we love is gone? Sometimes, it is not only the memories but the colors, dreams, and quiet moments they leave behind.Los Colores que Solo Tú Veías (The Colors Only You Could See) is a personal collection of seventeen poems inspired by the life of the author's brother, Miguel Ángel. Through memories of childhood adventures, shared laughter, invisible struggles, and love, Juana-Catalina Rodriguez invites readers on an intimate journey through grief, resilience, compassion, and hope.For more than two decades, Miguel Angel lived with mental health challenges, and for fifteen years, he faced cancer with extraordinary courage. Rather than defining him by illness, these poems celebrate the person he was: a dreamer, a reader, a musician, a philosopher, and a beloved brother.Each poem captures a different moment in their shared story-from the innocence of childhood and the pain of farewell to the gradual discovery that love does not end with loss. Together, they remind us that every person carries an inner world that deserves to be seen, understood, and cherished.Accompanied by minimalist illustrations, this book creates a quiet space for reflection and healing. Whether you are grieving the loss of a loved one, supporting someone facing mental health challenges or serious illness, or simply searching for poetry that speaks honestly about love and remembrance, Los Colores que Solo Tú Veías offers comfort, empathy, and hope.A celebration of resilience, and a reminder that the people we love continue to live on through the stories they inspire, the lives they touch, and the colors they leave behind.Perfect for readers of contemporary poetry about grief, resilience, healing, family, and hope.