25 fundamental Brazilian poets
The universe of Brazilian poetry is extremely rich and multifaceted, going through several secles and currents of writing with very different contexts and characteristics.
Among the infinitude of national authors who produce more verses, we selected 25 famous and iconic poets, who continue to be read and loved both in Brazil and abroad.
1. Carlos Drummond de Andrade (1902 - 1987)
Carlos Drummond de Andrade is considered one of the two most important and influential poets in all of Brazilian literature. Member gives second generation of modernism national, he became one of the two authors more unscheduled of the movement.
Able to place us with his verses some timeless sentiments such as love and solidão, or author from Mineiro trouxe deep reflections on Brazilian reality Sociopolitical structures and human relations.
One of the most striking characteristics of her poetry is how she is traversed by elements of everyday life. For example: to urban agitation, or arduous work, to rotina and até or own use of linguagem.
No meio do caminho
No meio do caminho tinha uma pedra
tinha uma pedra no meio do caminho
tinha uma pedra
no meio do caminho tinha uma pedra.
I will never lose my mind from that event
In the life of my tired retinas.
I will never think that I do not walk
tinha uma pedra
tinha uma pedra no meio do caminho
no meio do caminho tinha uma pedra.
Trust also nossa analyze two melhores poems Carlos Drummond de Andrade.
2. Cora Coralina (1889 - 1985)
Anna Lins dos Guimarães Peixoto Bretas, the author who made the most of her known pseudo-literary hair Cora Coralina, is considered a nome essential da Goian literature.
Embora she had started to save during the youth, Coralina was only released or her first free of two 70 years, when she was born, then her husband did not allow.
Lida and appreciated by renome writers such as Drummond, the author I do not follow the preceitos of nenhum movimento cultural or artistic. On the contrary, his crystalline writing was based on formal freedom and freedom from his life experiences.
Os seus verses narrate sentiments and episodes gives life not interior, paying special attention to the city of Goiás and representing a true tribute to the local.
Meu Destino
Nas palmas de tuas mãos
I read as linhas da minha vida.
Lines crossed, sinuous,
interfering with your destiny.
I did not procure you, you did not procure me -
We were sozinhos by different roads.
Indifferent, we crossed
Passavas as a bundle gives life ...
I ran to or found you.
Sorri. Falamos.
That day was marked
com to pedra branca
da cabeça de um peixe.
And, since then, we walk
together pela vida ...
Trust also nossa analyze two melhores poems by Cora Coralina.
3. Vinicius de Moraes (1913 - 1980)
More known as "poetinha", Vinicius de Moraes was an unsurpassed writer, singer and composer in Brazilian culture.
Uma das most important voices gives his birth to him, or Bossa Nova's master continues to be loved by public hair, especially thanks to his poetic work.
As um olhar attentive to the world ao redor, the her verses of her addressvam political and social issues, but also falavam of emotions and relationships.
Um verdadeiro apaixonado, or poet got married 9 times and wrote down numbers love sonnets May I continue to snatch the hearts of readers of all walks of life.
Sonnet of fidelity
From all over to my love I will be attentive
Before, e eat zelo, e semper, e so much
That same em face of greater charm
Give it more enchantment.I want to live it every moment
E em seu louvor hei on the back, I sing
E rir meu riso e pour meu pranto
Ao seu regret ou seu contentmentE assim, when later I try
That tastes like death, anguish of that lives
Quem tastes like solidão, fim de quem amaEu possa me tell me do amor (que tive):
That it does not seem immortal, I post that it is chama
More than infinite as long as it lasts.
Trust also nossa analyze two melhores poems by Vinicius de Moraes.
4. Adélia Prado (1935)
Adélia Prado is a writer, philosopher and professor from Minas Gerais who integrates modernist movement Brazilian. In her literary career, she began 40 years and she received a great support from Drummond, who sent her poems to Editora Imago.
A her colloquial linguagem of her brings two readers closer to the author and her verses she transmits very magical vision about everyday life. As an olhar of faith and enchantment of the world, Prado is capable of creating new meanings for the most common elements.
Uma das suas composições mais notáveis, "Com licença poética", is a kind of reply to the "Poem of Sete Faces" by Drummond. A composition transmits uma feminine perspective, thinking how he lives and escrever enquanto a Brazilian mulher.
With poetic license
When I was born a slim man,
After playing trombeta, he announced:
vai carregar bandeira.
Very heavy load for mulher,
This species is still embarrassed.
Oil you subterfuge that fits me,
sem need to lie.
I don't think I can get married,
acho or Rio de Janeiro uma beauty and
now sim, now no, I believed in childbirth.
More, or that I feel screvo. I comply with sina. Inaugurated linhagens, founded kingdoms
- dor não é bitterness.
Minha sadness I do not have a pedigree,
ha to minha vontade of joy,
Its root goes ao meu thousand avô.
I will be coxo na vida, é curse for homem.Mulher é undobrável. Eu sou.
Also entrust to analyze two melhores poems by Adélia Prado.
5. João Cabral de Melo Neto (1920 - 1999)
João Cabral de Melo Neto was a famous poet and diplomat born in Recife who continues to be appointed as one of the two greatest writers of the Portuguese language.
To his poetry fugia de sentimentalismos ou tons confessionais; Contrary hair, or poetic fazer of Cabral de Melo Neto was seen as a construção.
Part gives third generation of modernism The Brazilian, or poet, planted with aesthetic rigor from his compositions, always anchored in concrete images (stone, blade, etc).
Escrevendo on his travels and the places that he knew, or author also maintained um olhar attentive and deceived about the Brazilian reality, em works like Morte e Vida Severina (1955).
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Jogam-se gãos na água do alguidar
E as words on a sheet of paper;
e depois, joga-se fora or que boiar.
Certainly, all words will not be paper,
frozen water, for chumbo seu verb;
pois tasting esse feijão, soprar nele,
e play fora or slight e oco, palha e echo.2.
Pray, nesse catar feijão enters a cliff,
or that, between the heavy graphics, between
um grão imastigável, of breaking teeth.
Certainly not, when to taste words:
a pedra gives a phrase seu grão mais vivo:
I obstructed the flowing, flutual leitura,
açula a atenção, isca-a com risco.
Also trust us to analyze two melhores poems by João Cabral de Melo Neto.
6. Cecília Meireles (1901 - 1964)
Cecília Meireles was a writer, teacher and journalist from Rio de Janeiro who continues to be considered one of the most important poets of our literature.
With links to the modernist movement, Meireles fez history with its singular writing, being many times lembrada pelas works infantis of enormous success.
Já to intimate poetry of the author, characterized by hair neossymbolism, it deals with uncontrollable themes such as life, or isolation of the individual and of the inevitable passage of time.
Also, as its compositions, além de refletirem on the identity, are crossed by feelings such as a solidão and a lost, and continue to move the national readers.
Adverse lua
I have phases, like a lua
Phases of walking hidden,
phases from vir to a rua ...
Perdição da minha vida!
Perdição da vida minha!
I have phases of being you,
I have other than being sozinha.Phases that you see and that you see,
no secret calendar
what an arbitrary astrologer
invented for my use.And roll to melancholy
seu interminável fuso!
I did not find myself with any
(I have phases, like a lua ...)
No day of someone be meu
não é day de eu be sua ...
E, when you chega that day,
or another disappears ...
Also trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Cecília Meireles.
7. Manoel de Barros (1916 - 2014)
Manoel de Barros was a notorious poet post-modernist Brazilian, born in Mato Grosso do Sul. Deeply linked to natural elements, Manoel is lembrado as a poeta das coisas miúdas.
A linguagem two serious verses of him approaches the orality and integrates as expressões e a sintaxe da fala rural, also inventing new words.
The author is considered one of the two greatest writers of national contemporary literature, eternalized by his sensitivity to beauty and everyday details of natural life.
Another fundamental characteristic of his poetry is his strong bond with the senses: visão, or smell, or palate, etc.
Orvalho biography
A greater wealth do homeme to his incompleteness.
Nesse ponto sou abastado.
Words that oil me like sou - eu não
oily.
Não aguento be just a little guy that opens
portas, that puxa valves, that olha or relogio, that
buy for 6 hours a day late, that vai la fora,
that aponta pencils, that sees grapes etc. etc.
Perdoai.
But it must be Outros.
Eu thought to renew or homem using bubbles.
Also entrust us to our seleção dos melhores poems by Manoel de Barros.
8. Manuel Bandeira (1886 - 1968)
Manuel Bandeira was a poet, translator, professor and critic born in Recife who integrated first generation of modernism Brazilian.
A reading of his composition "Os Sapos", during the Modern Art Week of 22, was appointed as the first two steps of the movement that saw the liberation of poetry from various restrictions.
With roots in Parnassian tradition, her poetry is marked by lyricism and also pela anguish and life event. Or poet, facing serious health problems, prints his poetry doença stories and reflections on death.
On the other hand, we need the louvar or humorous side of the author who also became serious hairs. piada poems, a short form of composition and comic theory that emerged among modernists.
Vou-me embora pra Pasárgada
La sou amigo do rei
I have a mulher that I want
Na bed that escolhereiVou-me embora pra Pasárgada
Vou-me embora pra Pasárgada
Here I am not happy
The existence is an adventure
In such an inconsequential way
Than Joana to Louca de Espanha
Rainha and fake insane
See to be counterparent
Da nora i never livedE as a gymnastic farei
Andarei by bicycle
Montarei em brabo donkey
Subirei no pau-de-sebo
Tomarei banhos de mar!
And when i'm tired
Deito na beira do rio
I command chamar to mãe-d’água
Pra tell me the stories
That no tempo de eu menino
Rosa Vinha tell me
Vou-me embora pra PasárgadaI am passionate about it
É outra civilização
Safe process item
To prevent conception
Automatic telephone tem
Tem alkaloid à vontade
Tem pretty prostitutes
For people to fall in loveAnd when I am more sad
Saddest of não ter jeito
Quando de noite me der
Vontade to kill me
- La sou amigo do rei -
Terei a mulher que eu quero
Na bed that escolherei
Vou-embora me pra Pasárgada.
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Manuel Bandeira.
9. Hilda Hilst (1930 - 2004)
Hilda Hilst, born in the state of São Paulo, is considered one of the greatest and most memorable writers of national literature.
Author of plays and fiction, Hilst is used to being planted mainly for her poetry. As compositions of it, at the time, it was faced as controversial and provokes controversy, mainly as critics.
Made hairs of his love verses, his poetry also addressed topics such as or desire and feminine sensuality, as well as philosophical and metaphysical questões.
Dez chamamentos ao amigo
It seemed to you nighttime and imperfect
Olha-me de novo. Because this night
Olhei-me a mim, as you know me olhasses.
And it was like water
DisposeEscape from your home that he or she laughed
E sliding barely, nem touching margem.I olhei you. It's been so long
I understand that sou terra. There has been so much time
I hope
Que o teu corpo de água mais fraterno
It stays on or meu. Pastor and NautaOlha-me de novo. Be less haughty.
E more attentive.
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Hilda Hilst.
10. Machado de Assis (1839 –1908)
Machado de Assis continues to be, undoubtedly, two more notorious names in national literature.
Embora also demonstrasse traços do romantismo na su criação liteária, which was considered or first writer of realism national. Or carioca is mainly known for his work as contista and romancista, but also works of various genres, including poetry.
Embora em menor quantidade, or author writes verses of tom confessional onde addressed themes like love, relationships and death gives his wife, Carolina.
Books and flowers
Teus olhos são meus livros.
How free it has been to me,
What melhor was read
A page of love?
Flowers me são teus lips.
Where there is more beautiful flower,
Let me drink it
Or balm of love?
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11. Ferreira Gullar (1930 - 2016)
José Ribamar Ferreira, more known by the pseudo literary Ferreira Gullar, was an author, critic and Brazilian relief translator, born in São Luís, Maranhão.
O poet foi um dos nomes pioneiros do neoconcretism, a movement from Rio de Janeiro that fights a certain positivist attitude towards artistic creation.
Um deluded writer, who became a member of the Communist Party, Gullar was imprisoned and has been exiled for a period.
To sua social poetry It is a reflection of its course, drawing a political and historical portrait of Brazil, not which author lived, screeched and resisted.
Meu povo, meu poem
Meu povo e meu poem crescem together
as it grows not fruit
to arvore novaNo povo meu poem vai nascendo
as not canavial
nasce green or açúcarNo povo meu poem is ripe
like or sun
in the throat of the futureMeu povo em meu poem
is reflected
as a spike melts in fertile landAo povo seu poem here I return
less how he sings
do what plant
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Ferreira Gullar.
12. Carolina Maria de Jesus (1914 - 1977)
Carolina Maria de Jesus was a famous Brazilian writer who was born in Sacramento, Minas Gerais, mostly living in the north of São Paulo.
Carolina's life was marked by difficulties and privacy: she needed to leave the school in the second year and she was single, supporting three filhos as a lixo taster job.
Dweller of the Canindé community, the author was beaten up by literature and scare diaristic records on his reality, which were published in the work Quarto de despejo: diary of a favelada.
We hear her poems, simple numa linguagem compostos, she relates thus violence and oppression that she sofria, being a poor black woman in the 1950s.
Muitas fugiam ao me see
Thinking that I don't perceive
Outras pediam pra ler
You verses that eu screviaIt was paper that eu catava
To custear or meu viver
And I didn't find any books to read
How many things eu quiz fazer
I was tolhida preconceito hair
It is extinct, I want to be reborn
Num country that predominates or pretoAdeus! Adeus, eu vou morrer!
And I leave these verses to my country
I know we are afraid or will be reborn
I want a place, wave or preto is happy.
Trust to Biography and the main works of Carolina Maria de Jesus.
13. Mario Quintana (1906 –1994)
Mario Quintana was a Brazilian journalist and poet, born in Rio Grande do Sul. Known as "o poeta das coisas simples", Quintana produced verses that seemed dialogue as a reader.
Through a limpid and accessible linguagem, or poet refletia on diverse subjects: or love, to passage of time, to life and to the same thing or work of literary creation.
Peels knew two serious verses and also with the timeless emotions that they transmit, Mario Quintana continues to be one of two favorite authors of the Brazilian public.
Poeminho do Contra
All those who are there
Traversing my path,
Eles passarão…
Eu passarinho!
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Mario Quintana.
14. Ana Cristina Cesar (1952 - 1983)
Ana Cristina Cesar, also known as Ana C., was a poet, literary critic and translator from Rio de Janeiro who profoundly marked the age of 70.
Author of marginal poetry, Ana C. foi um two nomes more famous da mimeograph geração, an artistic stream that arose in the sequence of military censorship.
With poems focados na primeira pessoa, an author reflects on sentiments and themes of daily life, I also do not stop thinking about the great questões existeis.
Embora she had died prematurely, with just 31 years, Ana Cristina Cesar became one of the most iconic authors of our literature.
Regressive contagem
I accredited that she was amasse de novo
skeceria outros
hair less three or four faces than amei
Num delírio of archivistics
organize memory in alphabets
as quem conta carneiros e amansa
not so much open flank not outlined
I love you other faces.
15. Paulo Leminski (1944 - 1989)
Paulo Leminski was a Brazilian writer, critic, teacher and musician, born in Curitiba. To his poetry of him, unmistakable and cheia de personalidade, he continues to win new readers daily.
His poems were usually short, inspired by Japanese literature, mainly in the format of haiku ou haicai.
Faced like a poet avant-garde, Leminski wrote verses crossed by word games, trocadilhos and popular expressões, using a colloquial linguagem and everyday images.
As a reissue of his poetic anthology in 2013, the poet turned to be an essential presence on the shelves of two Brazilian hearts.
Incense fosse music
isso of wanting to be
exactly here
that people are
ainda vai
take us além
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Paulo Leminski.
16. Alice Ruiz (1946)
Alice Ruiz is a Brazilian writer, lyricist and translator, born in Curitiba, with her works published in various countries.
TO contemporary author She was married to Leminski and, like him, was inspired by a form of Japanese poetry designated by haicai.
So suas minimalist curtas and até compositions Trazem a kind of magic for common life, transmitting quite sensitive and complex messages through simple and concrete images.
A drawer gives joy
there is cheia
by ficar vazia
17. Gonçalves Dias (1823 - 1864)
Gonçalves Dias was a Brazilian poet, advocate and theatrologist who belongs to first geração do romantismo national.
During his youth, the author moved to Portugal, with the objective of completing his university studies. This period that passed through Brazil served as inspiration for some of his most famous compositions, "Canção do Exílio".
An avid scholar gives culture to two indigenous peoples, Gonçalves Dias was also two breeders of the indianism, a literary stream that seeks to narrate and honor the qualities of individuals.
Canção do Exílio
Minha terra tem palmeiras,
Onde sings or Sabiá;
So birds, that here gurgle,
Não gorjeiam como lá.Nosso céu tem mais estrelas,
Nossas várzeas têm mais flores,
Our forests have more life,
Nossa vida mais loves.Em cismar - sozinho - à noite -
Mais prazer found eu la;
Minha terra tem palmeiras;
Onde sings or Sabiá.Minha terra tem beauties,
That I have not found here;
Em cismar - sozinho - à noite -
Mais prazer found eu la;
Minha terra tem palmeiras,
Onde sings or Sabiá.Deus do not allow him to die,
Sem que eu turned para la;
I know that he enjoys the beauties
That I did not find here;
Sem qu'inda sees as palmeiras,
Onde sings or Sabiá.
Trust to Complete analysis of the poem Canção do Exílio.
18. Castro Alves (1847 - 1871)
Antônio Frederico de Castro Alves was a Brazilian poet, born in Bahia, who is part of third geração do romantismo national.
Uma important peça da nossa historia collectiva, or poet foi um dos maiores nomes do condolence, a literary current deeply marked by social patterns.
Defender of values such as freedom and justice, Castro Alves was a great voice that stood in favor of abolitionism and against a barbárie da escravidão.
African song
La na úmida senzala,
Sitting in a little room
Along with o braseiro, no chão,
Entoa or escravo or seu canto,
E ao sing correm-lhe em pranto
Saudades do seu torrão ...
On one side, a black escrava
You olhos no filho crava,
What item I did not place to pack ...
E à meia voice answers her
Ao canto, e o filhinho hides,
Maybe pra não or escutar!
"Minha terra é lá bem longe,
You give bands of wave or sun vem;
This land is more beautiful,
Mas à outra eu quero bem!
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Castro Alves.
19. Pagu (1910 - 1962)
Patrícia Galvão, better known as Pagu, was a writer, journalist, visual artist and film director born in São João da Boa Vista, São Paulo.
Member do modernismShe joined Oswald de Andrade's anthropophagic movement and was an extremely creative and talented artist.
However, Pagu was planted mainly as an inspiring and avant-garde woman, very much in front of her tempo, who defended a feminist and fazia luta. political militancy during a term.
A great one does not give me national resistance, the chegou to be imprisoned and tortured countless times. Violence that she saw and lived makes her poems transparent to us, traversed by harsh social criticism.
Natureza Morta
You get rid of the backs of distant broken shelves.
It is dependent on the wall of a small square.
No one assured me of the hairs.
Puseram um prego em my heart so that it doesn't move me
Espetaram, hein? to ave na parede
More we will preserve the meus olhos
It is true that they are unemployed.
As you give me your fingers, the same phrase.
As letters that eu could write
Espicharam-se em azuis clots.
How monotonous or sea!You pés meus não dao mais um passo.
O meu sangue chorando
As children screaming,
Os homens sleeping
Or walking tempo
As you light is glowing,
As houses go up,
Or dinheiro circulating,
Or dinheiro caindo.
You are in love passing, passing,
You ventres estourando
Or lixo increasing,
How monotonous or sea!Try to go up de novo or cigar.
Why or poet no morre?
Why does heart get fat?
Why as crianças crescem?
Why is this stupid sea not copper or covered in houses?
Why are there telhados and avenues?
Why are letters written and there or waged?
How monotonous or sea!It is spiked on the cloth like a mountain of fruits growing.
Yes eu ainda tivesse unhas
Enterraria os meus fingers nesse espaço branco
Vertem os meus olhos uma fumaça salgada
This sea, this sea does not run through minhas faces.
I'm so cold, and I don't have any ...
Nem has two corvos.
20. Augusto dos Anjos (1884 - 1914)
Augusto dos Anjos was a Brazilian writer and professor, born in Paraíba, who marks our history with the originality of two verses.
Embora his writings see the influences of two movements that vigoravam na time (Parnassianism and symbolism), or poet não integrou nenhuma school literary and he was misunderstood by serious contemporary hairs.
Including dysphoric emotions and profound questions about philosophy and science, we see his verses from him, Augusto dos Anjos misturava scholarly and popular linguagem records, something innovative that was seen as mistrust naquele tempo.
Psychology of a defeated
Eu, carbon and ammonia filho,
Monstro de scuridão e rutilância,
Sofro, from a epigênese da infância,
Influence plus two zodiac signs.
Deeply hypochondriac,
This environment makes me disgust ...
Sobe-me à boca uma ânsia analogous to ânsia
That escapes from the mouth of a heart.
Já or see me - this opera gives ruins -
That or sangue you can give meats
Come, e à vida em geral declares war,
Go to sprinkle meus olhos to gnaw them,
E ha-deixar-me barely hair,
Na coldness inorganic da terra!
Trust us too melhores poems by Augusto dos Anjos.
21. Gregório de Matos (1636 - 1696)
Gregório de Matos was an advocate and Baiano poet of the baroque period, being considered one of the two greatest authors of the movement.
Known as "Boca do Inferno", or writer e lembrado sobretudo pela sua satirical poetry that no poupava ninguém. On the contrary, the criticisms extended to various social classes and chegavam to name figures from political life.
As his compositions of him also have a strong erotic charge, something that was caused by Gregório de Matos or shock e chegasse to be denounced à inquisição.
Um homem cheio de dualidades, como todos nos, or poet também escreveu compositions of religious character, nas quais he confessed to his sins and to the guilt that he tormented.
To Jesus Cristo Nosso Senhor
Pequei, Senhor; but not because I have sinned,
Give you high clemency I say goodbye;
Before, how much more have I offended,
You tenho to perdoar more empenhado.It is enough for you to go so much sin,
To embrace-you sovereign um only groan:
That to the same fault, that you have offended,
You were flattering or sorry.It is a lost ovelha already collected,
Glory such a sudden prazer
Vos deu, as you affirm na Sacra História:Eu sou, Senhor, a torn ovelha,
Cobrai-a; e não queirais, Divine Shepherd,
Losing na vossa ovelha a vossa glória.
Trust us to analyze the work Poems Escolhidos by Gregório de Matos.
22. Gilka Machado (1893 - 1980)
Perhaps less well known to the general public, Gilka Machado was an important writer from Rio de Janeiro linked to symbolism. In the last decades, or her work has been more explored and valued by investigating hairs of national literature.
Gilka began to write during her adolescence and fez, history, not our literary panorama, she has been one of the first Brazilian women to produce. erotic theory verses.
A time of great repression, mainly for women of feminine sex, or work of the poet was seen as scandalous or even immoral.
Escrevendo on o love and o desire feminino, the author intended to trace as women for or center two debates sociais and politicians, I have also militated direct hair to vote and helped found the Republican Feminine Party.
Saudade
De quem é esta saudade
that invades meus silence,
How long do you see me?
De quem é esta saudade,
what?
Those more just caresses,
Those olhos of appeal,
those lips-desire ...
And these gelled fingers,
and this olhar de vã seeks,
and this mouth sem um beijo ...
De quem é esta saudade
What do I feel when I get harassed?
23. Olavo Bilac (1865 - 1918)
Considered um two greatest poets do parnasianism, Olavo Bilac was a writer and journalist born in Rio de Janeiro.
Lembrado muitas vezes seus hairs love sonnets (magical and idealized), the literary production of Bilac was multiple and covered various themes.
For example, the author wrote several works for children. Outra characteristic of his poetry is the fate of addressing Brazilian political and social life, appealing to civic participation, enquanto defender of two republican ideas.
It is worth mentioning that the poet was also the breeder of the letter. Hino à Bandeira do Brasil, no year 1906.
“Ora (you will) ouvir stars! Certo
Perdeste or senso! " E eu you direi, not so much,
That, for Ouvi-Ias, a lot of time I woke up
And I open the janelas, pale with fright ...And we talk all at night, enquanto
To the milky way, like an open pale,
Cintila. E, ao vir do sol, saludoso e em pranto,
Inda that's how I try to get hair from my desert.You will say agora: “Tresloucado friend!
What do you talk about? What sense
Afraid what to say, when am I with you? "E eu vos direi: “Amai to understand them!
Pois só quem ama pode ter ouvido
Able to ouvir and to understand stars. "
Trust us to analyze two melhores poems by Olavo Bilac.
24. Ariano Suassuna (1927 - 2014)
Ariano Suassuna was a writer and journalist, born in Paraíba, with a very rich production: he wrote poetry, theater, romances and essays.
His poetry is often considered complex and difficult to understand for readers who do not know his work, something that can be attributed to him. influences of baroque literature.
Your verses from him will combine popular tradition Brasilira with elements of scholarly culture and pays special attention to Northeastern reality, narrating the readers' years or daily life and the singularities of the local where it was born.
To childhood
Sem lei nem Rei, I saw myself attacked
bem menino a um stony high plateau.
Cambaleando, blinded, to Sol do Acaso,
I saw the world roar. Evil tiger.Or sing do Sertão, Rifle pointed,
Vinha malhar seu Corpo furious.
It was or I sing insane, suffocated,
roar us Caminhos sem repouso.E veio o Sonho: e foi torn apart!
E veio or Sangue: or illuminated frame,
Luta lost and Minha Grei!Tudo apontava or Sol! Fiquei embaixo,
na Cadeia that estive and em that I fall,
to Sonhar and to sing, sem lei nem Rei!
Trust you melhores poems by Ariano Suassuna.
25. Conceição Evaristo (1946)
Conceição Evaristo é uma contemporary writer Brazilian born in Belo Horizonte. I also know her works of fiction and romance, poetry by the author and charged with resistance and representation.
Her verses focus on feminine experiences and the valorization of black culture and history. Anti-racist militant, a poet traces social reflections on ethnicity, class and gender in current Brazilian society.
Besides exposing several experiences that have been silenced, Evaristo also thinks about the origins and consequences of various forms of exclusion, becoming a fundamental lecture for all of us.
Vozes-mulheres
At the voice of minha bisavo
ecoou criança
us porões do ship.
ecoou regrets
of a lost childhood.
At the voice of minha avó
ecoou obedience
aos brancos-donos de tudo.
At the voice of minha mãe
ecoou baixinho revolta
I do not found das cozinhas alheias
debaixo das trouxas
roupagens sujas dos brancos
empoeirado caminho hair
rumo à favela.
A minha ainda voice
ecoa perplexed verses
com sangue rhymes
and
fome.
At the voice of minha filha
I collected all of our voices
pick me up yeah
the mute voices drawn
set with the throats.
At the voice of minha filha
pick me up yeah
a fala e o ato.
Or ontem - or leaf - or agora.
Na voice of minha filha
it will be ouvir to ressonância
or eco gives life-freedom.
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