DESERT IN THE DROP: TENSION AND CROSSINGS IN ‘ESTALACTITE”, BY CARLOS DE OLIVEIRA
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https://doi.org/10.22409/cadletrasuff.2015n50a36Keywords:
Poetry, Carlos de Oliveira, desertAbstract
In O aprendiz de feiticeiro, Carlos de Oliveira says that the desert is an ‘obsession” of modern Portugese poetry. In the same text, an equation indicates that this ‘desert” is readable even when this word is not printed on paper. It is proposed, therefore, the concept of desert function, and it is observed, in this article, one of the best images that condense this function: the end of a stalactite.
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