![]() ![]() ![]() Scholar Carlos Reis, despite acknowledging the diversity (even "drifts") in the language (commemorating 800 years of existence see the Portuguese-speaking nations, a universe of 250 million speakers), wrote:”…which motivates a doubt: within one hundred years will we understand each other in Portuguese?”**. Alegre was already speaking about a “nation of April… and roses and “carnations”.Īnother story was a mix of pleasing feelings and concern about the future of our own language: the Portuguese. Alegre.The main “ thesis” of the essay was that in 10 years the poet anticipated/dreamt about a new Portugal 10 years before the 25th April of 1974, M. One (an essay* in a Portuguese literary magazine) about the poetry of one of our major contemporary poets: M. This was a story (Hamilton's) I read and heard about while at the same time I was getting to read other future & past-concerned stories. Who wouldn’t like to see the future? Take a peep at a screen, or enchanted crystal-ball, to have a glimpse of the shape of things yet to come? ![]()
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