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What separates the concepts of eroticism and pornography is something as undefinable and as tenuous as what delimits what is art. In common sense, the idea that the erotic text has a greater concern with the form and language used is more widespread; it is thought that, unlike pornographic texts, the greater concern and goal of the text would not only be the excitement of the reader, but also artistic creation and literary expression. But there are texts that, even possessing many of the characteristics commonly attributed to pornographic texts, are regarded as erotic. The opposite can also be observed. It is at this point that our analysis begins. What, then, determines which texts receive which label. In fact: who determines. Based on the analysis of the short story of Natalia Borges Polesso "O coração precisa ser pego de surpresa para ser incriminado", and the thesis about what would be erotic and pornographic, and what sets them apart, we came to the conclusion that, in fact, the difference between the two types of text that are not in their features, but for the reader, who, from their ideas and experiences, will determine for themselves if what they read is erotic or pornographic.