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Á Ilha da Madeira

by José Ramos Coelho

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"Á Ilha da Madeira" by José Ramos Coelho is a poetic work written in the late 19th century. This piece explores themes of beauty and nostalgia associated with the island of Madeira, reflecting on its enchanting landscape and rich history. The book seems to convey a sense of longing for youth and the emotional connections tied to the island's allure. The poem opens with a tribute to the island, likening it to a magical refuge for weary sailors. Through vivid imagery, Coelho describes the island's beauty as it appears to explorers for the first time, capturing the sense of wonder and reverence for its natural splendor. He intertwines various historical references, including the discoveries made by Portuguese navigators, emphasizing Madeira's significance as a land of promise amidst the vast ocean. Ultimately, the poem serves as a heartfelt homage to both the island and the personal memories it evokes, blending the themes of exploration with reflections on personal growth and sentimental yearning.

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Portuguese (Português)
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