This research proposal, entitled Women, enchanted body and madness: anti-asylum narratives and poetics of resistance, aims to express the political force of women's knowledge, memories and narratives about their experiences in relation to psychic suffering. We had as theoretical and epistemological support the perspective of authors of decolonial and anti-asylum feminism, based on the concept of intersectionality and aligned with discussions on writing policies as a life policy based on the concepts of enchantment by Luiz Antônio Simas and Luiz Rufino (2020 ), and Monique Brito's retraction (2021), demarcating a Northeastern epistemology. Such concepts were essential for the construction of this study and for the production of anti-asylum and poetic narratives of resistance based on the reality of women from the rural region of Alagoas and women writers who have lived through the experience of psychiatry. With this study, we intend to make these narratives emerge in the field of research as a force that erupts the manicomiabonds still existing in our reality and as a production of a life policy from writing.