CRAVO
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Poetry, Science, NatureAbstract
The poem “Carnation”, by John Lucas Alves Fernandes da Silva, intertwines poetic language and elements of Natural Sciences to reflect on memory, transformation, and resilience. Through the symbolic image of the carnation, the text connects concepts such as lignin, pectin, photons, and photosynthesis to experiences marked by aridity, displacement, and the passage of time. The composition establishes a dialogue between science, sensitivity, and everyday life, exploring the relationship between life, nature, and temporality. The poem invites readers to perceive, through scientific and poetic language, possibilities of re-signification and blossoming.
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