„Gândirea se face în gură”. În jurul primelor poeme ale lui Tristan Tzara înainte de dada

This article aims to investigate on Tristan Taza’s famous statement: “Thought is made in mouth”, through the analysis of some of his Romanian first poems. In order to justify Dada linguistic deconstruction, Tristan Tzara mystically invokes in his works a joy, which causes distruction and revolutionizes the fundamental laws of logic and language itself. By replacing the old style of writing poetry with a new language, which is able to deprive itself of communication problems, he gives to the word its freedom, opening a revolutionary path to dream and desire, and, at the same time, he meaningfully contributes to the emancipation of poetic expressions from ancient poetry prosody, logic and syntax.