Eros Naturalis

Abstract

This poem, titled “Eros Naturalis,” explores the intersection between biological morphology and the erotic drive. Through language that incorporates anatomical terms, the author constructs a visual metaphor in which microscopic observation and the fragility of organic life intertwine. The work moves from the vitality of the swarm to the stillness of death, culminating in an urban image that contrasts nature with everyday human presence.