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Departing from the concept of  orientalism , developed in 1978 by Edward Said, and later expanded in his book  Culture and Imperialism  (1993), I will discuss the topics of "precarious life" and "materiality of the body", proposed by Judith Butler, and apply them to a poem by Alberto Pimenta called  Marthyia de Abdel Hamid  (2005). I will try to show how this poem denounces the social construction of the "other" - the non-Western - as a menacing stranger and how poetry can, through its condition of feasible utopia, prove that "the smolder left from a scorched land / does not last forever".

MARTHYA DE ABDEL HAMID, SEGUNDO ALBERTO PIMENTA. DA TERRA E DO CORPO QUEIMADOS, MAS DO CORAÇÃO REGENDO A VIDA