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Artist: Defuntos
Canonical path: /defuntos/3-xii-1871
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3-XII-1871
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3-XII-1871
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Mais alto que o rumor da grande cheia
Que a ribeira trazia, era o lamento
E o galopar das legiões do vento
Pelas vielas lôbregas da aldeia…
Era em Dezembro à noite, às onze e meia,
Quando isso aconteceu… Nesse momento
Entrou em casa um pássaro agoirento
E apagou com as asas a candeia.
Bateu o vento com mais força às portas,
E conta a minha mãe que, sobre o leito,
Da telha vã caíram pingas mortas…
Ao mundo vim assim tão malfadado…
De tarde houvera um temporal desfeito;
Nasceu à noite mais um desgraçado…
''Cândido Guerreiro''
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