A viagem mais importante do ser humano.

EPISODE · Nov 7, 2021 · 4 MIN

A viagem mais importante do ser humano.

from Passageiros a bordo · host Edward Schmitz

Geralmente imaginamos que a viagem para outros planetas será o desafio maior de toda a humanidade. Com base nesta reflexão vou ler um poema de Carlos Drummond de Andrade chamado: O Homem; As Viagens. Vamos ver qual é a opinião que Carlos Drummond tem a respeito disso. O homem, bicho da terra tão pequeno Chateia-se na terra Lugar de muita miséria e pouca diversão, Faz um foguete, uma cápsula, um módulo Toca para a lua Desce cauteloso na lua Pisa na lua Planta bandeirola na lua Experimenta a lua Coloniza a lua Civiliza a lua Humaniza a lua. Lua humanizada: tão igual à terra. O homem chateia-se na lua. Vamos para marte — ordena a suas máquinas. Elas obedecem, o homem desce em marte Pisa em marte Experimenta Coloniza Civiliza Humaniza marte com engenho e arte. Marte humanizado, que lugar quadrado. Claro — diz o engenho Sofisticado e dócil. Vamos a vênus. O homem põe o pé em vênus, Vê o visto — é isto? Idem Idem Idem. O homem funde a cuca se não for a júpiter Proclamar justiça junto com injustiça Repetir a fossa Repetir o inquieto Repetitório. Outros planetas restam para outras colônias. O espaço todo vira terra-a-terra. O homem chega ao sol ou dá uma volta Só para tever? Não-vê que ele inventa Roupa insiderável de viver no sol. Põe o pé e: Mas que chato é o sol, falso touro Espanhol domado. Restam outros sistemas fora Do solar a colonizar. Ao acabarem todos Só resta ao homem (estará equipado?) A dificílima dangerosíssima viagem De si a si mesmo: Pôr o pé no chão Do seu coração Experimentar Colonizar Civilizar Humanizar O homem Descobrindo em suas próprias inexploradas entranhas A perene, insuspeitada alegria De con-viver.

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