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The sand wouldn't be white, but the rocks that sus…
Mr Álvaro CUNHAL knew this place so well that he s…
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New Obidos, outside the walls
open the happiness
Crossing the estuary of the Sado River
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Summer selfie
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Al Berto (1948-1997), at Cevènnes, 1989
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LOVING SMILE - 52
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The old tree prostheses
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Templars Tower
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"SONG A YEAR AFTER MY MOTHER'S DEATH"
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The poet claims
your body's scorpion
and the butterfly of your soul
to breathe the sea's oxygen
once more
on the beach'
surf
of a new tide.
///
O poeta reclama
o escorpião do teu corpo
e a borboleta da tua alma
para uma vez mais
respirar o oxigénio do mar
na rebentação
da praia
duma nova maré.
by Armando TABORDA, in "PALAVRAS QUE AS MARÉS APAGAM", Edição Escola de Mar, 2014
(1st edition, 2006; 2nd edition, 2017)
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The poet claims
your body's scorpion
and the butterfly of your soul
to breathe the sea's oxygen
once more
on the beach'
surf
of a new tide.
///
O poeta reclama
o escorpião do teu corpo
e a borboleta da tua alma
para uma vez mais
respirar o oxigénio do mar
na rebentação
da praia
duma nova maré.
by Armando TABORDA, in "PALAVRAS QUE AS MARÉS APAGAM", Edição Escola de Mar, 2014
(1st edition, 2006; 2nd edition, 2017)
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