DECAIMENTO

Authors

  • John Lucas Alves Fernandes da Silva Unifesp

Keywords:

Estrangement, Decay, Radioactivity

Abstract

The poem “Decaimento” combines scientific language and poetic expression to address experiences of loss, transformation, and estrangement. Through references to radioactivity, half-life, heavy metals, and chemical elements, the lyrical voice constructs images of a body and an existence marked by deterioration and by the impossibility of returning to a previous state. Science and subjectivity intertwine, creating a sensitive reflection on interrupted dreams, infertility, displacement, and identity, in a composition in which scientific vocabulary takes on a strong metaphorical dimension.

 

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Author Biography

John Lucas Alves Fernandes da Silva, Unifesp

Mestre em Ensino de Ciências e Matemática pela Unifesp,

Professor de Matemática e poeta nas horas vagas.

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Published

2026-08-01

How to Cite

Silva, J. L. A. F. da. (2026). DECAIMENTO. International Movimentos Docentes Journal, 3, 106. Retrieved from https://revmovdoc.movimentosdocentes.com/revista/article/view/58

Issue

Vol. 3 (2026): Knowledge in Motion: Teacher Education, Inclusion, Critique, and Transformation in Education

Section

Short Stories, Chronicles, and Poems

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