feminino indelével nas palavras poéticas de Warsan Shire, Upile Chisala e Safia Elhillo

The first observation related to literary writing is linked to the physical act of writing itself, conditioned to a body tension that is only relieved, finished, when writing is finished. It itself is deeply linked to a historical conjuncture, since it is not timeless, neither impersonal. Added to this is the fact that the writer, when conceiving notions of belonging among the society that surrounds him, cannot isolate himself from everything that somehow sensitizes him. Considering, therefore, that man and society are very consistent, we carefully analyze the poetic writing of Warsan Shire (Kenya), Upile Chisala (Malawi) and Safia Elhillo (Sudan), which is too much associated with their personal experiences as well as to the historical past of its countries of origin and the cultural heritage of their ancestors, since the writing itself carries a load of a great urgency related to the socio-political-cultural moment of contemporary society.