Emanuela
Renato Sakate 1978 (Botucatu)
Menina que me leva longe, longe
que move minhas montanhas e vales
que me protege de todos os males,
que me amolece qual prece de monge.
Menina que se aproxima dos mares
que me veste de ouro banhada em bronze
que me afoga na mina de sua fronte
fazendo destas ruínas, meus andares.
Venha! Venha agora mulher formada,
ciente das causas e efeitos do véu
contente de sua cauda e sua grinalda,
pois sabe ela que dela virá o céu...
A pureza que aguarda a própria falta
por um novo amor sem juízo nem réu.
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