Brazilian Literature
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E. , the nineteenth), oh, century in which conquest, war, religions and the ancient monarchies have crumbled to earth, loathsome as harpies, gloomy as the desert! I bow before thee, touch my knee to the earth, that I may pray to thine ideal titanic, starry bust!
CRITICAL REACTION 107 with a more precise technique; his form, in other words, was quite as transitional as his content. In addition to French influence he underwent that of the Italians Stec- chetti and Carducci, of whom he made transl...ations into Portuguese. His sonnet on Venice is illustrative of a number of his qualities, — his restrained saudade, his gift of picturesque evocation, his rich rhymes, his vocalic mel- ody: Nao es a mesma, a flor de morhidezza, Rainha do Adriatico! Brilhante Jordao de amor, onde Musset errante Bebeu em ondas a lustral belleza.
Ja nao possues, 6 triumphal Veneza, O teu sorriso — olympico diamante, Que se engastou do lord bardo amante Na fronte heroica de immortal grandeza.
Tua escura laguna ja nao sente Da antiga serenata o som plangente, E OS soluQos de amor que nos teus barcos Exhalava a patricia voluptuosa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. , the nineteenth), oh, century in which conquest, war, religions and the ancient monarchies have crumbled to earth, loathsome as harpies, gloomy as the desert! I bow before thee, touch my knee to the earth, that I may pray to thine ideal titanic, starry bust!
CRITICAL REACTION 107 with a more precise technique; his form, in other words, was quite as transitional as his content. In addition to French influence he underwent that of the Italians Stec- chetti and Carducci, of whom he made transl...ations into Portuguese. His sonnet on Venice is illustrative of a number of his qualities, — his restrained saudade, his gift of picturesque evocation, his rich rhymes, his vocalic mel- ody: Nao es a mesma, a flor de morhidezza, Rainha do Adriatico! Brilhante Jordao de amor, onde Musset errante Bebeu em ondas a lustral belleza.
Ja nao possues, 6 triumphal Veneza, O teu sorriso — olympico diamante, Que se engastou do lord bardo amante Na fronte heroica de immortal grandeza.
Tua escura laguna ja nao sente Da antiga serenata o som plangente, E OS soluQos de amor que nos teus barcos Exhalava a patricia voluptuosa.
What to read after Brazilian Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Goldberg to read onlineMoreLess
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