Mensagens
Depending on the theme and creative aesthetics, Nonô's poems are divided into large areas:
1 - Worldly Poetry – airy, positive poems, social analyses, and objective views on everyday life and the reality that surrounds us.
2 - Catharsis of Words – Poems with a heavier character with a more aggressive component. When I speak to distill some gall.
3 - Platonic Loves – Poems about idyllic and unreachable love.
4 - Childhood Reborn – Poems that awaken the inner child that exists in all of us.
5 - Haikus – Poems of three lines of Japanese origin, centered on the here and now.
6 - Christmas – Poems about everything that involves the festive season that is celebrated in the month of December and extends until January 6th.
7 - Quartains – Small blocks influenced by city living.
8 - Soul Mate – A new paradigm of love poems. Achievable at any time.
9 - Micro Stories – are stories with and, because they are based on real facts, but that always have some invention in between. They are Micro because they usually do not exceed 500 words.
10 - Dialogue between poems – Poems that are born from other poems by various authors.
11 – Quarentena – Incluí todos os poemas escritos durante o estado de emergência originado pela Pandemia do Covid-19.
These are for now the main themes in development (work in progress). However, as it is a creative process at any time, new themes and expressions may emerge.
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| Catharsis of Words |
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| Childhood Reborn |
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| Dialogue between poems |
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| Christmas |
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| Worldly Poetry |
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| Platonic Loves |
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| Soul Mate |
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Some of the images I use are photographs, adjusted, of my mother's paintings.
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Red (Vermelho) 235
Green (Verde) 70
Blue (Azul) 211
The separator of the Haikus I write is an animated gif created with three photographs of the process of building a 5000-piece puzzle that I had the privilege of gathering with the help of my mother whose painting is written by the Japanese artist Haruy Morita.
M.ª Leonor Costa (Poesias da Nonô)
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