The letter, the thing, the key, the world machine
Abstract
This essay proposes a dialogue between the poetry of Ruy Belo (Portugal, 1933-1978) and Carlos Drummond de Andrade (Brazil, 1902-1987), explaining how these works share techniques, stylistic elements and thematic groups, as well as common references, important in their creative processes, such as the works of Charles Chaplin and Charles Baudelaire. Through the analysis and confrontation of these poetic works, our intention is to understand how their individual perspectives on poetry intersect each other.
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