Sin Espinas en el Cuerpo

Abstract

This poetic compilation called “Without thorns in the body” arises from nadaístas manifestations, as part of Latin existentialism, where it seeks to worry the reader about eschatological themes, which review the being beyond death or in its life as a corpse of a society. that stagnates and paralyzes it. It also expresses the anxiety generated by situations of coexistence that subtly overwhelm and push the other towards nothingness, towards a limbo of abysmal emotions, where it is better to write than to launch into a deep flight. The collection of poems is divided into five sections: I. Front, II. Sidelong, III. Standing, IV. Backwards and V. Wait.