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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BABBLING, by JOSE OSWALD DE SOUZA ANDRADE
First Line: Cabralism. The civiliation of the donees. The willing
Last Line: Dance. The vegatation. Brazilwood
Subject(s): Brazil; Ethnic Identity; History; Poetry And Poets
First Line: Cabralism. The civiliation of the donees. The willing
Last Line: Dance. The vegatation. Brazilwood
Subject(s): Brazil; Ethnic Identity; History; Poetry And Poets
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