Poetry. Lesbians. Lesbian authors. Literary production.

This research analyzes the production of poetry by lesbian authors in the last twenty years in Brazil. It stuck to social, historical, political and literary aspects, in order to build a coherent and solid trajectory aiming to think about aspects such as: the construction, based on patriarchal precepts, the woman figure and myth, excluding lesbian subjects; as well as issues involving the conception of images of lesbians, through stories, socially and, consequently, in literature; finally, the power of the poetics of lesbian authorship and how much they have been anthropophagizing and bringing new production possibilities to contemporary Brazilian literature  was evidenced. To this end, marks of deviations, decolonial thoughts and commitment to minorities were articulated with the theories of authors who have in themselves, just like the poets who were studied; these are Glória Anzaldúa, Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich, Susana Bórneo Funck, tatiana Nascimento, Natália Borges Polesso, Monique Wittig, Regina Delcastagnè, Tania Navarro Swain, and many others who collaborated with their concerns.