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- É Urgente O Amor – Eugénio de Andrade
- Poema à Mãe – Eugénio de Andrade
- Aniversário – Ricardo Reis
- Rústica – Florbela Espanca
- Mar Português – Fernando Pessoa
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The first poem is called “É urgente o amor” (“Love is urgent”) and it is from Eugénio de Andrade, which is one of my favourite Portuguese poets. So, the poem is as follows: É urgente o amor (Eugénio de Andrade): É urgente o amor. É urgente um barco no mar. É urgente destruir certas palavras, ódio, solidão e crueldade, alguns lamentos, muitas espada...
The second poem is a poem dedicated to all the mothers, it is a poem that is called “Poema à mãe” (“Poem to the mother”) and it is also from Eugénio de Andrade. Poema à mãe (Eugénio de Andrade): No mais fundo de ti, eu sei que traí, mãe! Tudo porque já não sou o retrato adormecido no fundo dos teus olhos! Tudo porque tu ignoras que há leitos onde o...
The third poem for today is from Ricardo Reis who was one of the heteronyms of the poet Fernando Pessoa. Maybe some of you already know Fernando Pessoa. This poem is called “Aniversário”(“Birthday”) and it is one of my favourite, too. Aniversário (Ricardo Reis): No tempo em que festejavam o dia dos meus anos, Eu era feliz e ninguém estava morto. Na...
Ok, the forth poem is from Florbela Espanca. She is a Portuguese poet that I also really like and the poem is called “Rústica”(“Rustic”). Rústica (Florbela Espanca): Ser a moça mais linda do povoado, Pisar, sempre contente, o mesmo trilho, Ver descer sobre o ninho aconchegado A benção do Senhor em cada filho. Um vestido de chita bem lavado, Cheiran...
And finally, I have a poem from Fernando Pessoahimself, about Portugal and the discoveries, that goes like this: Mar Português (Fernando Pessoa): Ó mar salgado, quanto do teu sal São lágrimas de Portugal! Por te cruzarmos, quantas mães choraram, Quantos filhos em vão rezaram! Quantas noivas ficaram por casar Para que fosses nosso, ó mar! Valeu a pe...
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