A arte de perder – em  Elizabeth Bishop e Bruno Barreto | Outras Palavras

O percurso trágico da poeta norte-americana até chegar a seu poema genial sobre a perda. O filme sensível e criativo do diretor brasileiro que recupera estes passos. E uma nota sobre a insatisfação consigo mesmo, condição essencial de todo artista

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A arte de perder – em  Elizabeth Bishop e Bruno Barreto

O percurso trágico da poeta norte-americana até chegar a seu poema genial sobre a perda. O filme sensível e criativo do diretor brasileiro que recupera estes passos. E uma nota sobre a insatisfação consigo mesmo, condição essencial de todo artista

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A cold spring:
the violet was flawed on the lawn.
For two weeks or more the trees hesitated;
the little leaves waited,
carefully indicating their characteristics.
Finally a grave green dust
settled over your big and aimless hills.
One day, in a chill white blast of sunshine,
on the side of one a calf was born.
The mother stopped lowing
and took a long time eating the after-birth,
a wretched flag,
but the calf got up promptly
and seemed inclined to feel gay.

-- Excerpt from Elizabeth Bishop, "A Cold Spring"

Full poem available here: https://www.ronnowpoetry.com/contents/bishope/ColdSpring.html

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A Cold Spring

As we lie down to sleep the world turns half away
through ninety dark degrees;
the bureau lies on the wall
and thoughts that were recumbent in the day
rise as the others fall,
stand up and make a forest of thick-set trees.

The armored cars of dreams, contrived to let us do
so many a dangerous thing,
are chugging at its edge
all camouflaged, and ready to go through
the swiftest streams, or up a ledge
of crumbling shale, while plates and trappings ring.

-- Elizabeth Bishop, "Sleeping Standing Up"

(Remainder of poem in next toot)

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Elizabeth Bishop | Pequeño ejercicio
[en «Poemas» 2009]
“Piensa en la tormenta que ronda por el cielo
como un perro en busca de un lugar donde dormir
escucha cómo gruñe.”[...]
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How to Be a Lichen: Adaptive Strategies for the Vulnerabilities of Being Human from Nature’s Tiny Titans of Tenacity

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.themarginalian.org/2026/03/16/lichen/

Thomas Hardy’s “The Bridge of Lodi” and Elizabeth Bishop’s “Questions of Travel"

In Thomas Hardy's poem "The Bridge of Lodi", in "Poems of the Past and the Present" (1901), about a visit to the site of Napoleon's early military success in Lodi, Lombardy, the speaker discovers that nobody there seems to know anything about that battle: "[...] wherefore should I be here, / Watching

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