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You may copy it, give it away or +re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included +with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.org + + +Title: O Melro + (Fragmento) + +Author: Guerra Junqueiro + +Release Date: August 25, 2007 [EBook #22395] + +Language: Portuguese + +Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 + +*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK O MELRO *** + + + + +Produced by Tiago Tejo + + + + + +GUERRA JUNQUEIRO + + +O MELRO + +(FRAGMENTO) + + + +DAVID CORAZZI, EDITOR +EMPREZA HORAS ROMANTICAS +40, RUA DA ATALAYA, 52 + +LISBOA--1879 + + + + +O MELRO + + + + +_Reservados todos os direitos de reproducção_ + + + + +GUERRA JUNQUEIRO + +O MELRO + +(FRAGMENTO) + + +DAVID CORAZZI, EDITOR +EMPREZA HORAS ROMANTICAS +40, RUA DA ATALAYA, 52 + +LISBOA--1879 + + + + +_Todos os direitos de propriedade d'esta obra no Imperio do Brazil +pertencem ao Ill.^mo e Ex.^mo Sr. Commendador Bibiano Antonio de Moraes +e Almeida, subdito brazileiro_. + + + + +Ao meu amigo + +BERNARDO PINDELLA + + + + +O MELRO + + + O melro, eu conheci-o: +Era negro, vibrante, luzidio, + Madrugador, jovial; + Logo de manhã cedo +Começava a soltar d'entre o arvoredo +Verdadeiras risadas de cristal. +E assim que o padre cura abria a porta + Que dá para o passal, +Repicando umas finas ironias, + O melro d'entre a horta + Dizia-lhe: «Bons dias!» + E o velho padre cura +Não gostava d'aquellas cortezias. + + +O cura era um velhote conservado +Malicioso, alegre, prasenteiro; +Não tinha pombas brancas no telhado, + Nem rosas no canteiro: +Andava ás lebres pelo monte, a pé, + Livre de rheumatismos, +Graças a Deos, e graças a Nóe. +O melro despresava os exorcismos + Que o padre lhe dizia: +Cantava, assobiava alegremente; + Até que ultimamente + O velho disse um dia: + + +«Nada, já não tem geito! este ladrão + Dá cabo dos trigaes! + Qual seria a rasão +Porque Deos fez os melros e os pardaes?!» + + + E o melro no entretanto, + Honesto como um santo, + Mal vinha no oriente + A madrugada clara +Já elle andava jovial, inquieto, +Comendo alegremente, honradamente, +Todos os parasitas da seara +Desde a formiga ao mais pequeno insecto. +E apesar d'isto o rude proletario, + O bom trabalhador, +Nunca exigiu augmento de salario. + +Que grande tolo o padre confessor! + + Foi para a eira o trigo; + E armando uns espantalhos + Disse o abbade comsigo: +«Acabaram-se as penas e os trabalhos.» +Mas logo de manhã, maldito espanto! + O abbade, inda na cama, +Ouviu do melro o costumado canto; + Ficou ardendo em chamma; + Pega na caçadeira + Levanta-se d'um salto, +E vê o melro a assobiar na eira +Em cima do seu velho chapéu alto! + Chegou a coisa a termo +Que o bom do padre cura andava enfermo, + Não fallava nem ria, +Minado por tão intimo desgosto; +E o vermelho oleoso do seu rosto +Tornava-se amarello dia a dia. +E foi tal a paixão, a desventura, +(Muito embora o leitor não me acredite) + Que o bom do padre cura + Perdera... o appetite! + + * * * * * + +Andando no quintal um certo dia +Lendo em voz alta o _Velho Testamento_ +Enxergou por acaso (que alegria! + Que ditoso momento!) +Um ninho com seis melros escondido + Entre uma carvalheira. +E ao vel-os exclamou enfurecido: + +«A mãe comeu o fructo prohibido; +Esse fructo era a minha sementeira: + Era o pão, e era o milho; + Transmittiu-se o peccado. +E, se a mãe não pagou, que pague o filho. +É doutrina da Egreja. Estou vingado!» + +E engaiolando os pobres passaritos + Soltava exclamações: + «É uma praga. Maldictos! +Dão-me cabo de tudo estes ladrões! +Raios os partam! andae lá que emfim...» + +E deixando a gaiola pendurada +Continuou a ler o seu latim + Fungando uma pitada. + + * * * * * + +Vinha tombando a noite silenciosa; +E caía por sobre a naturesa +Uma serena paz religiosa, + Uma bella tristesa +Harmonica, viril, indefinida. + A luz crepuscular +Infiltra-nos na alma dolorida +Um mysticismo heroico e salutar. +As arvores, de luz inda doiradas, +Sobre os montes longiquos, solitarios, +Tinham tomado as fórmas rendilhadas + Das plantas dos herbarios. +Recolhiam-se a casa os lavradores. +Dormiam virginaes as coisas mansas: + Os rebanhos e as flores, + As aves e as creanças. +Ia subindo a escada o velho abbade; +A sua negra, athletica figura +Destacava na frouxa claridade, + Como uma nodoa escura. +E introduzindo a chave no portal + Murmurou entre dentes: + + «Tal e qual... tal e qual!... +Guisados com arroz são excellentes.» + + * * * * * + +Nasceu a lua. As folhas dos arbustos +Tinham o brilho meigo, avelludado +Do sorriso dos martyres, dos justos. +Um effluvio dormente e perfumado +Embebedava as seivas luxuriantes. +Todas as forças vivas da materia +Murmuravam dialogos gigantes + Pela amplidão etherea. +São precisos silencios virginaes, +Disposições sympathicas, nervosas, +Para ouvir estas fallas silenciosas + Dos mudos vegetaes. +As orvalhadas, frescas espessuras +Presentiam-se quasi a germinar. +Desmaiavam-se as candidas verduras +Nos magnetismos brancos do luar. + +. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . + + * * * * * + +E n'isto o melro foi direito ao ninho. +Para o agasalhar andou buscando +Umas pennugens doces como arminho, +Um feltrosito assetinado e brando. + Chegou lá, e viu tudo. +Partiu como uma frecha; e louco e mudo +Correu por todo o matagal; em vão! +Mas eis que solta de repente um grito +Indo encontrar os filhos na prisão. + +«Quem vos metteu aqui?!» O mais velhito +Todo tremente, murmurou então: + +«Foi aquelle homem negro.--Quando veio +Chamei, chamei... Andavas tu na horta... +Ai que susto, que susto! Elle é tão feio!... +Tive-lhe tanto medo!... Abre esta porta, +E esconde-nos debaixo da tua aza! +Olha, já vão florindo as assucenas; +Vamos a construir a nossa casa + N'um bonito logar... +Ai! quem me dera, minha mãe, ter pennas + Para vôar, vôar!» + + E o melro hallucinado + Clamou: + + «Senhor! Senhor! +É por ventura crime ou é peccado + Que eu tenha muito amor + A estes innocentes?! +Ó natureza, ó Deos, como consentes +Que me roubem assim os meus filhinhos, + Os filhos que eu criei! +Quanta dor, quanto amor, quantos carinhos, + Quanta noite perdida + Nem eu sei... + E tudo, tudo em vão! + Filhos da minha vida! + Filhos do coração!!... +Não bastaria a natureza inteira, +Não bastaria o ceo para voardes, +E prendem-vos assim d'esta maneira!... + Covardes! +A luz, a luz, o movimento insano +Eis o aguilhão, a fé que nos abraza... + Encarcerar a aza +É encarcerar o pensamento humano. +A culpa tive-a eu! quasi á noitinha + Parti, deixei-os sós... +A culpa tive-a eu, a culpa é minha, + De mais ninguem!... Que atroz! + E eu devia sabel-o! +Eu tinha obrigação de adevinhar... +Remorso eterno! eterno pesadello!... + +. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . + +Falta-me a luz e o ar!... Oh, quem me dera + Ser abutre ou ser féra +Para partir o carcere maldicto!... +E como a noite é limpida e formosa! + Nem um ai, nem um grito... +Que noite triste! oh noite silenciosa!...» + + * * * * * + +E a natureza fresca, omnipotente, + Sorria castamente +Com o sorriso alegre dos heroes. + Nas sebes orvalhadas, +Entre folhas luzentas como espadas, + Cantavam rouxinoes. + + Os vegetaes felizes +Mergulhavam as sofregas raizes +A procurar na terra as seivas boas, +Com a avidez e as raivas tenebrosas +Das pequeninas feras vigorosas +Sugando á noite os peitos das leoas. +A lua triste, a lua merencorea, + Desdemona marmorea, +Rolava pelo azul da immensidade, +Immersa n'uma luz serena e fria, + Branca como a harmonia, + Pura como a verdade. +E entre a luz do luar e os sons e as flores, +Na atonia cruel das grandes dores, + O melro solitario +Jazia inerte, exanime, sereno, +Bem como outr'ora a mãe do Nazareno + Na noite do calvario!... + + + + + +End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of O Melro, by Guerra Junqueiro + +*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK O MELRO *** + +***** This file should be named 22395-8.txt or 22395-8.zip ***** +This and all associated files of various formats will be found in: + http://www.gutenberg.org/2/2/3/9/22395/ + +Produced by Tiago Tejo + +Updated editions will replace the previous one--the old editions +will be renamed. + +Creating the works from public domain print editions means that no +one owns a United States copyright in these works, so the Foundation +(and you!) can copy and distribute it in the United States without +permission and without paying copyright royalties. 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