This dissertation analyzes the evidence of the voice in Brazilian poetry (uses and expressions) through a set of presentations made by Subcena, a monthly event of poetry and performance, active for two consecutive years (2017-2019) and hosted at Audio Rebel studio, Rio de Janeiro. These performances were mainly aimed at sound experimentation, emissions of vibrational poetry, in which the construction of the poem is done together with the perception of the environment. The situations evidenced the act of poetry as a reading/invention of the self, in which body, voice, sound, and city are inserted in the sense of the poem and reconfigure themselves around it. The voice based on fictional dynamics takes upon itself the structure of the text and, at the same time, offers its natural and/or artificialized sound. In this game between scene and meeting, the poem is a communion that, present from body to body, becomes the activation of a creative flow resulting from coexistence.