Continente Perdido (Terra de Montezuma)
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Continente Perdido (Terra de Montezuma)
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Lua de pau-a-pique
pequeno reino
América
Filho de muitas léguas
bandido índio
América
És uma palavra solta
Ou mesmo outra
América
Um batuque de meninos
de pé descalço
América
Contam que Montezuma
Não foi guerreiro
nem foi capaz
De defender a terra
o ouro, a prata
e muito mais
Nem de calar a boca
da musa branca de sangue azul
Pelos mares nunca dados
aos navegantes aqui do sul
Contam do feiticeiro
rei das províncias,
dos carnavais
Da mula sem cabeça
nos espetáculos teatrais
Contam das borboletas
do arco-íris
Dos temporais
Nesse reino perdido
Sumido, dividido demais
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