Desire: play, life, intensity, and event

Abstract

The poems explore desire and love as symbolic games, where the relationship between man and woman unfolds through tension and seduction. In the first, the bond is compared to a chess match, revealing strategy, power, and conflict. In the second, the romantic encounter emerges between chance and destiny, guided by intuition and memory. Imagery, light, and the body create a sensory narrative. Thus, love appears as an ambiguous experience between control and surrender.