Planisfério de bolso para homens inquietos

Planisphere in the Pocket, for Restless Men is a book of poetic fragments inspired by the imaginary landscape of Samuel Beckett — particularly Waiting for Godot.

Moving between contemplation and interruption, the book maps elements of nature (trees, wind, moon, stars), everyday objects (boots, hats, …), and inner states (waiting, looking, remaining), treating them as coordinates of human restlessness.

Each text functions like a small compass: attentive, ironic, and quietly febrile. The natural world is observed not as scenery, but as a thinking presence; objects become witnesses; emotions appear as climates rather than confessions.

This is not a retelling of Beckett, but a poetic navigation through his atmosphere — a planisphere of pauses, attention, and absurd tenderness, where nothing happens, and yet everything exists. You can find beauty and inspiration in every detail.