Saevus: Poetry Sell More Than Porn
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Saevus - Boddah Costa
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Saevus
Poetry Sell More Than Porn
Edited By Elizabethe Dantas & Boddah C.
Written By Boddah C.
Illustrated by Michelly de Freitas Santos
Published by Bibliomundi
" Dedicated to Evaldo that
woke up me to the real world "
Prelude
There is nothing new between what has already been seen and what is to come, the feeling of being lost again very easily over time. Repeatability is what happens most, and it is almost impossible not to face a sense of déjà vu.
This book exists because I don't speak well, often don’t speak and when I speak I am not understood. Writing is one of the few ways I know how to express myself, although I consider each word I write to be abstract, but perhaps the feeling that each word creates is the same for everyone without a difference in what the origin of that feeling is.
I'm glad that nothing can be the same, even if I feel the opposite and everyone should also be happy about it, but I also know that the way here has been tortuous and I say that without fear. I know that certain achievements by being too hard end up getting our purest and strongest attachment, but these are just moments. They were good and pleasurable, but now they are no more than memories and memories are like bricks, they always need others on them to form something.
In the first book I was another and I know I won't be the same next, better or worse? I don't know! However, whatever person I will be from now on and what I will do. I hope I can do better things for more people, with books and beyond, that's why and why this book and all the other Saevus (wild in latin) exist, through what I know and what I can feel, others may also see themselves among these verses.
I could talk about the time I was a boy, I even wanted to, but what good would it be to mull over the past? For ironically the result is ahead, not exactly from the time I