Desolação, dor e agonia nas paisagens e no eu de Cassiano Ricardo

Abstract

This article discusses Cassiano Ricardo’s poetry. More specifically, about the representation of landscapes and the self in the author’s work. The poet’s verses present desolation, pain and agony. Cassiano’s poetic represents a mythical space in Brazil, transforming it into a landscape along the lines of the Green-Yellow group created in the 1920s in Brazilian literature, but it also presents an agonized look at Brazil and the world through dense and forceful images poetic. For my approach, I use theorists who discuss the concept of landscape and mainly I read poems by the author from São Paulo.