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    This poem expresses nostalgia and longing for one's homeland. It uses symbols like trees and nature to represent the distant land and uses spacing and layout on the page to convey a sense of distance, isolation, and yearning to return home. The poem evokes sadness and melancholy about being away from one's native soil and country through its visual style and imagery around nature.

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    This poem expresses nostalgia and longing for one's homeland. It uses symbols like trees and nature to represent the distant land and uses spacing and layout on the page to convey a sense of distance, isolation, and yearning to return home. The poem evokes sadness and melancholy about being away from one's native soil and country through its visual style and imagery around nature.

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    Saudade Da Minha Terra

    Uploaded by

    Emílio Ellyne Miguel
    This poem expresses nostalgia and longing for one's homeland. It uses symbols like trees and nature to represent the distant land and uses spacing and layout on the page to convey a sense of distance, isolation, and yearning to return home. The poem evokes sadness and melancholy about being away from one's native soil and country through its visual style and imagery around nature.

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    Saudade da minha terra

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