🌿 PT: Diz-me… já sentiste que as palavras têm cor? 🎨 Olá, eu sou M.ª Leonor Costa — mas aqui, sou a Nonô. Sou autora de poesia e escrita criativa, e acredito que a palavra não vive apenas no papel: vive na voz, no silêncio e naquilo que sentimos sem saber explicar. O meu trabalho nasce de uma ideia simples: a poesia não é um género — é uma forma de olhar o mundo. Escrevo poesia, crónicas e narrativas que exploram o sensível, o humano e o invisível do quotidiano. Aqui, as palavras não são apenas lidas — são sentidas. Este é o meu espaço de criação e partilha: o Poesias da Nonô, onde a escrita se cruza com a emoção, a imagem e a experiência. Convido-te a entrar devagar. A ler com o corpo. E a deixar que as palavras encontrem o que em ti ainda não tem nome. 🌸✨
🌍 EN: Do you ever feel that words have colour? 🎨 Hello, I’m M.ª Leonor Costa — but here, you may simply call me Nonô. I am a poetry and creative writing author, and I believe words do not live only on the page: they live in voice, in silence, and in everything we feel before we can explain it. My work is built on a simple idea: poetry is not a genre — it is a way of seeing the world. I write poetry, essays and narrative fragments that explore emotion, humanity, and the invisible layers of everyday life. Here, words are not only read — they are felt. This is my creative space: Poesias da Nonô, where writing meets emotion, image and experience. Take your time here. Read slowly. And let the words find what in you has no name yet. 🌸✨

💌PT: Contacto / 💌EN: Get in touch:

poesiasdanono@gmail.com

sexta-feira, 11 de dezembro de 2020

This poem is not mine - We atheists, we monotheists, – Hélia Correia & Dialogue between Poems - Although we are atheists – Nonô

We atheists, we monotheists,

This poem is not mine

We atheists, we monotheists,

Hélia Correia (Lisbon, February 1949)

 We atheists, we monotheists,

We who reduce beauty

Small tasks, we, the poor

Adorned, the comfortable poor,

Those who defrauded themselves

Looking up at the towers,

Assuming they could inhabit them,

Glory of eagles that neither eagles have,

We do suffer from similar indigence,

From the ruin of Greece (Correia 2012: 13)


Dialogue between Poems

Although we are atheists

Nonô (Lisbon, August 15, 1975)

 Although we are atheists

We believe in the harmony of the universe

A greater purpose

That does not fit in this verse!

It is worth noting the loss of values

Ambition and greed

Blind others

Arrogance proliferates.

I agree that on the shoulders


We carry the weight of history.

Mem-Martins, Thursday, December 10, 2020, 5:03 pm

Nonô (M.ª Leonor Costa)

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