It is through the prism of three figures of the relationship to the Earth: patrio-nationalist, nostalgic and poetic, that we question the issues of subjectivation that would be underlying, supported by the hypothesis that the relationship to the Earth is a relationship to language that conveys a subjectivized “saying” of the country. It is through the creative act and the issues of sublimation that result from it, summoning artistic productions, including poetic-literary, as well as from a metapsychological and psychopathological perspective, that we approach the Earth as an effect of language, in its modality of resurgence of the mother tongue, revealing to us the intimacy of the relationship between the subject and the Earth of origin.