Toda Poesia
Book • 2011
This book compiles the entire poetic oeuvre of Augusto dos Anjos, a poet who was not fully recognized during his lifetime but has since been acknowledged for his significant contribution to Brazilian literature.
His poetry, written over a century ago, remains relevant today, addressing universal themes such as solitude, bitterness, existential crisis, and perplexity in the face of life's injustices.
His work is often compared to that of poets like Edgar Allan Poe and Charles Baudelaire for its powerful and haunting exploration of human suffering.
His poetry, written over a century ago, remains relevant today, addressing universal themes such as solitude, bitterness, existential crisis, and perplexity in the face of life's injustices.
His work is often compared to that of poets like Edgar Allan Poe and Charles Baudelaire for its powerful and haunting exploration of human suffering.
