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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars The purity of a simple heart, February 4, 2001
This review is from: The Keeper of Sheep (O Guardador de Rebanhos) (Paperback)
The most "ignorant" Pessoa heteromy Caeiro is a nature lover who doesn't care of anything else. For him, the senses, his senses, particulary the vision, are of great importance because it is they what give the possibility to Caeiro enjoy the beautiful nature that surrounds him, the nature he loves. In a set of astounding poems he explains his way of thinking, how nature is the most important thing of human existence, his idea that all should be seen, not thought. To think is to be sick with our eyes closed. Caeiro goes on, describing feelings and situations, maybe in a way a naive person with little culture would describe. In fact, this heteronym only has 4th degree and is a very simple person. But his filosofy, contrary to what looks like at first sight, is far from being simple, and Caeiro is far from being a "ignorant" human being. The more we read is poems more we see the greatness of his "simple" ideas. At the same time we ask ourselves about our own lives and the way we see the world. And at the end the question: "Isn't he right?..."
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The Keeper of Sheep (O Guardador de Rebanhos)
The Keeper of Sheep (O Guardador de Rebanhos) by Alberto Caeiro (Paperback - December 1, 1997)
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