Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Rita Benneditto
Canonical path: /rita-benneditto/cancao-i
Related lyric paths: 6
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Canção I
Read Canção I lyrics by Rita Benneditto on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Canção I
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É bom que seja assim, Dionísio, que não venhas.
Voz e vento apenas
Das coisas do lá fora
E sozinha supor
Que se estivesses dentro
Essa voz importante e esse vento
Das ramagens de fora
Eu jamais ouviria. Atento
Meu ouvido escutaria
O sumo do teu canto. Que não venhas, Dionísio.
Porque é melhor sonhar tua rudeza
E sorver reconquista a cada noite
Pensando: amanhã sim, virá.
E o tempo de amanhã será riqueza:
A cada noite, eu Ariana, preparando
Aroma e corpo. E o verso a cada noite
Se fazendo de tua sábia ausência.
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Rita Benneditto performs "Canção I", and this lyric page sits inside the Rita Benneditto catalog on LyroVerse.
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