minha terra tem palmeiras

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minha terra tem palmeiras onde canta o sabiá

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My homeland has palm trees where the thrush sings

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This poem is a famous excerpt from 'Canção do Exílio' by Gonçalves Dias, a central figure in Brazilian Romanticism. Written during his time in Portugal, the poem reflects his nostalgia and longing for his homeland, Brazil. The imagery of palm trees and the singing thrush evokes the natural beauty and unique characteristics of Brazil, contrasting it with the foreign land where he was residing. The poem is a celebration of Brazilian identity and nature, capturing the essence of the country's landscape and the poet's emotional connection to it.

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Mot	Sens simple	Traduction	Pron.
minha	meu	my	meen-ya
terra	solo	ground	teh-ra
tem	possui, contém	has, possesses	teh-m
palmeiras	palmas	palms	pal-may-ras
onde	em que lugar	where	on-je
canta	cantar	to sing	kan-ta
o	o	the	o
sabiá	pássaro	bird	sa-bee-ah

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PoèteGonçalves Dias

ÉpoqueBrazilian Romanticism

Antônio Gonçalves Dias was a Brazilian Romantic poet, playwright, and ethnographer. He is famous for writing 'Canção do Exílio', one of the most well-known poems in Brazilian literature. His work often focused on themes of nationalism and Brazilian identity.

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