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1 Classic Poetry Series - poems - Publication Date: 2012 Publisher: Poemhunter.com - The World's Poetry Archive

2 (12 September April 1852) Manuel Antônio was a Brazilian Romantic poet, short story writer, playwright and essayist. Adept of what was called in Brazil "Ultra- Romanticism", his work is characterized by heavy dualism and morbidity, what gave him the epithet of "the Brazilian Lord Byron". He is the patron of the second chair of the Brazilian Academy of Letters, and of the ninth chair of the Paulista Academy of Letters. <b>biography</b> Azevedo was born into a wealthy family in São Paulo City, on September 12, Son of Law student Inácio Manuel and Maria Luísa Azevedo (née Mota), a popular belief says that he was born in the library of the Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de São Paulo, but he was actually born on the farmhouse of his maternal grandfather, Severo Mota. He also had a younger brother, Inácio Manuel, Jr., but he died prematurely in Álvares grew very shocked and appalled to this happening. In 1833, Álvares moved alongside his family to the city of Rio de Janeiro, and in 1840 he entered the Colégio Stoll in the bairro of Botafogo, being an excellent student. influenced by <a href=" In 1844, he temporarily returns to São Paulo alongside his uncle, returning to Rio in the following year, where he ingressed the Colégio Pedro II. Having graduated in 1846 of the Colégio Pedro II, he entered the Faculdade de Direito da Universidade de São Paulo in the following year, where he befriended the also poets José Bonifácio the Young (the step-grandson of famous Brazilian statesman José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva), Aureliano Lessa and Bernardo Guimarães. Along with those, he founded the mythical "Sociedade Epicureia" ("Epicurean Society"), a club that promoted Epicureanism and Bohemianism as lifestyles, and he also planned a work in partnership with Lessa and Guimarães, the poetry book As Três Liras (in English: The Three Lyres) however, the project did not come to fruition. The only remaining part of the project today is the book Lira dos Vinte Anos. Because of his fragile health and due to the murky weather of São Paulo, Azevedo got tuberculosis. Having quit his Law course and moving to his grandfather's farm in Rio in order to mitigate his disease, there he fell from a horse and contracted a gastric inflammation that made him die with only 20 years old on April 25, He was buried one day later at the Cemitério São João Batista. 1

3 12 De Setembro 2

4 A Cantiga Do Sertanejo 3

5 A Harmonia 4

6 A Lagartixa 5

7 À Minha Mãe 6

8 À T... 7

9 A Tempestade 8

10 Adeus, Meus Sonhos! 9

11 Ai, Jesus! 10

12 Amor 11

13 Anima Mea 12

14 Anjinho 13

15 Anjos Do Céu 14

16 Anjos Do Mar 15

17 Ao Sol Do Meio-Dia Eu Vi Dormindo 16

18 C... 17

19 Canção Da Sesta (Lxi) 18

20 Cantiga 19

21 Canto Primeiro 20

22 Canto Segundo 21

23 Cismar 22

24 Crepúsculo Do Mar 23

25 Crepúsculos Nas Montanhas 24

26 Desalento 25

27 Desânimo 26

28 Despedidas 27

29 Dinheiro 28

30 É Ela! É Ela! É Ela! É Ela! 29

31 Epitáfio 30

32 Esperanças 31

33 Fantasia 32

34 Fragmento De Um Canto Em Cordas De Bronze 33

35 Glória Moribunda (Fragmento) 34

36 I 35

37 Idéias Íntimas 36

38 Idéias Íntimas Iii 37

39 Idéias Íntimas Iv 38

40 Idéias Íntimas Ix 39

41 Idéias Íntimas V 40

42 Idéias Íntimas Vi 41

43 Idéias Íntimas Vii 42

44 Idéias Íntimas Viii 43

45 Idéias Íntimas X 44

46 Idéias Íntimas Xi 45

47 Idéias Íntimas Xii 46

48 Idéias Íntimas Xiv 47

49 Ii 48

50 Invocação 49

51 Itália 50

52 Já Da Morte O Palor Me Cobre O Rosto 51

53 Lágrimas Da Vida 52

54 Lágrimas De Sangue 53

55 Lélia 54

56 Lembrança De Morrer 55

57 Lembrança Dos Quinze Anos 56

58 Luar De Verão 57

59 Malva Maçã 58

60 Meu Anjo 59

61 Meu Desejo 60

62 Meu Sonho 61

63 Minha Amante 62

64 Minha Desgraça 63

65 Minha Musa 64

66 Morena 65

67 Na Minha Terra 66

68 Na Várzea 67

69 Namoro A Cavalo 68

70 No Mar 69

71 O Cônego Filipe 70

72 O Editor 71

73 O Lenço Dela 72

74 O Pastor Moribundo 73

75 O Poema De Um Louco 74

76 O Poema Do Frade 75

77 O Poeta Moribundo 76

78 Oh! Não Maldigam! 77

79 Oh! Páginas De Vida Que Eu Amava 78

80 Os Quinze Anos De Uma Alma Transparente 79

81 Página Rota 80

82 Pálida À Luz 81

83 Pálida Imagem 82

84 Pálida Inocência 83

85 Panteísmo 84

86 Perdoa-Me, Visão Dos Meus Amores 85

87 Poemas Malditos I 86

88 Poemas Malditos Ii 87

89 Poemas Malditos Iii 88

90 Poemas Malditos Iv 89

91 Poemas Malditos V 90

92 Poemas Malditos Vi 91

93 Por Mim? 92

94 Por Que Mentias? 93

95 Quando, À Noite, No Leito Perfumado 94

96 Relógios E Beijos 95

97 Saudades 96

98 Se Eu Morresse Amanhã 97

99 Seio De Virgem 98

100 Solidão 99

101 Sombra De D. Juan 100

102 Soneto I 101

103 Soneto Ii 102

104 Soneto Iii 103

105 Soneto Iv 104

106 Soneto V 105

107 Soneto Vi 106

108 Soneto Vii 107

109 Sonhando 108

110 Tarde De Outono 109

111 Tarde De Verão 110

112 Tenho Um Seio Que Delira 111

113 Terza Rima 112

114 Toda Aquela Mulher Tem A Pureza 113

115 Trindade 114

116 Último Soneto 115

117 Um Cadáver De Poeta 116

118 Um Canto Do Século 117

119 Um Mancebo No Jogo Se Descora 118

120 Vagabundo 119

121 Vi 120

122 Virgem Morta 121

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