Fabrício Carpinejar
Edited by by Craig Epplin
Poems about the weather, animals and plants, the family, death and language: Fabrício Carpinejar’s poetic universe ranges from the concrete to the ineffable. A leading voice in Brazilian poetry, he has won ample recognition in his own country and abroad. Reading his poems, one gets the impression of entering into unlivable rooms, a world of repentance and small, singular consolations. It is our pleasure to publish here a selection of poems from his newest work (Inimigo imaginário), translated by Johnny Lorenz, as well as new renditions of poems from previous collections.
POETRY AND WRITINGS
Selected poems from Imaginary Enemy (original: Inimigo Imaginário)
Poem from Biografia de uma árvore (2002)
Poems from As Solas do Sol (1998)
Before Being a Book (original: Antes de ser um livro, 2001)

