

Fernando Pessoa
Fernando Pessoa foi um poeta, escritor, crítico literário, tradutor e filósofo português, considerado um dos maiores expoentes da literatura em língua portuguesa e um dos mais relevantes poetas do século XX. A sua vasta obra, marcada pela criação de múltiplos heterónimos com personalidades e estilos distintos, explora temas como a identidade, a angústia existencial, a saudade e a busca por significado num mundo em constante transformação. Pessoa deixou um legado literário complexo e multifacetado, que continua a fascinar e a desafiar leitores e críticos.
1888-06-13 Lisboa
1935-11-30 Lisboa
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What death doth take for wife is
What Death doth take for wife is
What life has of good and of fair;
The pain of passing's knife is
Not the less that it is everywhere;
All goes, all flows, all life is
But the wreck of its own self for e'er.
Yet hope we that this going
A semblance and lie can but be;
That the river that is flowing
Will find, how far be it, a sea;
That beyond our frail knowing
A deeper life eternally
Keeps all that seems to wither
All that seems to go wits to-day,
And that in a way to bother [?]
Our subtlest thoughts to dismay
Form and matter together
Live e'er in a timeless Alway.
What life has of good and of fair;
The pain of passing's knife is
Not the less that it is everywhere;
All goes, all flows, all life is
But the wreck of its own self for e'er.
Yet hope we that this going
A semblance and lie can but be;
That the river that is flowing
Will find, how far be it, a sea;
That beyond our frail knowing
A deeper life eternally
Keeps all that seems to wither
All that seems to go wits to-day,
And that in a way to bother [?]
Our subtlest thoughts to dismay
Form and matter together
Live e'er in a timeless Alway.
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