global-journal-of-human-social-science-a-arts-humanities Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities 0975-587X 2249-460X Global Journals Publishing Group Incorporated 62101 Writing as one who Cries... The Poet as a Fencer The Rewriting Process in Moacyr Félix's Poetry NunesDiogo Cesar BRAZIL 16 05 2023 23 A2 21 26

This paper seeks to question the relationship between lyrical subject and living subject as from the poem O relógio e o sonho, by Moacyr Félix, originally published in the book O pão e o vinho, 1959, work in which the poet said he had found his “own face”. Highlighting the theme of memory, we refer to Baudelaire’s metaphor of the “fencer” and the relationship between Erfahrung and Erlebnis, as well as between “lived experience” and “poetic experience” in Benjamin, to support the hypothesis that affirmative of poetic identity, in Felix’s lyric, is at the same time the realization of its loss.

 moacyr félix; poetic writing; memory; time; walter benjamin. moacyr félix; poetic writing; memory; time; walter benjamin. Full Text

This paper seeks to question the relationship between lyrical subject and living subject as from the poem O relógio e o sonho, by Moacyr Félix, originally published in the book O pão e o vinho, 1959, work in which the poet said he had found his “own face”. Highlighting the theme of memory, we refer to Baudelaire's metaphor of the “fencer” and the relationship between Erfahrung and Erlebnis, as well as between “lived experience” and “poetic experience” in Benjamin, to support the hypothesis that affirmative of poetic identity, in Felix's lyric, is at the same time the realization of its loss.