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Lusospheric Literature: Sabedoria de Improviso

Monday, February 25th, 2008 @ 11:12 UTC

by Daniel Duende

Countries:: Brazil
Topics:: Arts & Culture, Literature, Language
Languages:: Portuguese

Czarina writes in short, razor-sharp, words in her Sabedoria de Improviso [Makeshift Wisdom, PT] about what she may or may not have learned, and maybe about what she lived. She renders no explanations [PT] for those who need it.

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