Cíntia Pumes - Expelling Flowers

artwork: ENtirré (Enikő) Kramcsák - Transformation Of The Woman's energy

   

Cíntia's way of writing is inspired by “écriture feminine”, as put by Cixous.

Expelling Flowers

Rimbaud: “Ton coeur bat dans ce ventre où dort le double sexe”

as much as one hears the thunder as much

as one sees the lightning

the bolts hurt

as much as the suture will always give birth

petals one by one spin the sun

as the daughter of the phenomena and such tricks

I tease the heart’s ectopic libido

lap in which now I accommodate myself

a velvet nest like uterus

I remain in that foetal position

nest rehearsing ulcers

when expelled in coronary pulsations

via artery in advanced state of flower

I recognize the birth mould

that shapes this discovery:

our umbilical origin

comes from the conflict zone

that is the delivery zone                     patrimony of mothers

vagina flowers is everything we all are

vagina flowers and the beginning of a stem

one day a body of oak?

as much as one hears the heart

as much as one doesn’t see it

it beats

the womb that shaped it

a home that is no more

behold we are born with a shot heart

we are born owing our heart:

corolla that spins the shooting Earth

Cíntia Pumes is a Brazilian poet currently living in Brussels, Belgium. At the moment she works on her first poetry book. 

ENtirré (Enikő) Kramcsák is a Hungarian artist based in Belgium. Her creativity and creation are an organic part of her life and through her paintings she aims to bring harmony and love into the lives of people. You can see more of her work here: https://www.behance.net/entirrekramcsak