Adriano Nunes: "Allepo" (concrete variations for a distress call)

"Allepo"* (concrete variations for a distress call)



Allepo
Allep
Alle
All
Al
A
Ap
Ape
Apel
Apell
Apello



ALLEPO
ALLEPA
ALLEAP
ALLAPE
ALAPEL
AAPELL
APELLO


Aleppo
Alepp
Alep
Ale
Al
A
Ap
App
Appe
Appel
Appelo



*Some people came to ask me why instead of "Aleppo" I wrote in my concrete poem "Allepo". Well: the English word "all" ( "everyone, everybody, each person, every person; each one", and here, I mean everyone has a portion of guilt) and "epo" (from the acronym for "emergency power off" button). Perhaps, it is not necessary to explain more details. A poem, as a finality without end, an aesthetic object, speaks for itself (or says nothing!).