Synopsis "Me and the World: Poetry and Fragments (Translated Poetry) (in English)"
This bilingual book presents Pharo's first published work translated into english by himself. The portuguese original is a work produced in his 20's, crying out his adolescence in it's end. It's considered a grieve and nostalgia book. The Poet fights back his innocence while confronting his believe's and the society where he doesn't seem to fit in.EN - From the Author 1st Edition: Writing poetry is to be the most proper freedom of lifting off one's chest or to colour a soul, without prejudice or limitations, going beyond in the trove of composition, there, it end's to be venting and begins to be content, even if abstract in some circumstances. In this published verses, I bring poems of a fairly distant past, in which it's intended to express sentiments and renewal. Even though conditioned by emotions at the act of writing, are then taken from scratch, composed in better semantics and rhythm accordance, with graphic incursions, isolated from the sentimental or emotional moment that provided them. These are poems of grief from adolescence, the true loss of innocence I believe to affect all of us. PT - Da primeira edição do Autor: Escrever poesia é a liberdade mais própria da possibilidade de desabafar ou colorir uma alma, sem preconceitos ou limitações, indo mesmo além na busca da composição, aí, deixa de ser um desabafo e passa a ser um conteúdo, mesmo que abstrato em determinadas circunstâncias. Nestes versos aqui publicados, o que trago são poemas de um passado razoavelmente distante, em que se procura expressar sentimentos e renovação. Mesmo condicionados pelas emoções em ato de escrita, são depois tirados do rascunho, compostos em melhor acordo semântico e rítmico, com incursões gráficas, isolados do momento sentimental ou emocional que os proporcionou. Serão poemas de luto da adolescência, a verdadeira perda da inocência que creio tocar a todos. FR - Édition Portugais-Français disponible comme "De Moi Vers Le Monde : Poésie et Fragments". Dans la premiére edition de l'author:Écrire de la poésie c’est la liberté la plus propre qui nous donne la possibilité de nous livrer et de colorer une âme, sans préjugés ou limites, allant au-delà dans la recherche d’une composition, à ce moment précis, ce n’est plus une délivrance mais un contenu, même s’il est abstrait dans certaines circonstances. Dans ces vers ici publiés, j’offre des poèmes d’un passé lointain, où je cherche à exprimer à la fois mes sentiments et un renouvellement. Même si conditionnés par les émotions durant l’écriture, les vers sont ensuite retirés du brouillon, et puis composés en de meilleurs accords sémantiques et rythmiques, avec des incursions graphiques, et isolés de l’émotion qui les a suscités.Ce sont des poèmes qui représentent le deuil de l’adolescence, la vraie perte de l’innocence qui je pense nous touche tous.
