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+Project Gutenberg's Improvisos de Bocage, by Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage
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+Title: Improvisos de Bocage
+       Na Sua Mui Perigosa Enfermidade Dedicados a Seus Bons Amigos
+
+Author: Manuel Maria Barbosa du Bocage
+
+Release Date: October 20, 2007 [EBook #23109]
+
+Language: Portuguese
+
+Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1
+
+*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK IMPROVISOS DE BOCAGE ***
+
+
+
+
+Produced by Tiago Tejo
+
+
+
+
++IMPROVISOS+
+
+DE
+
++BOCAGE,+
+
+NA SUA MUI PERIGOSA ENFERMIDADE,
+
+DEDICADOS
+
+A SEUS BONS AMIGOS.
+
+
+  _Parve (nec invideo) sine me, Liber, ibis in Urbem:
+    (Hei mihi!) quò Domino non licet ire tuo._
+
+          Ovid. Trist. Lib. I. Eleg. I.
+
+
+LISBOA,
+NA IMPRESSÃO REGIA.
+
+Anno 1805.
+
+_Por Ordem Superior._
+
+
+
+
++AOS AMIGOS.+
+
+
+
+
++SONETO I+
+
+
+Terno Paz [1], bom Maneschi [2], Aurelio [3] caro,
+  Alvares extremoso [4], Almeida humano [5],
+  Ferrão [6] prestante, valedor Montano [7],
+  Moniz [8], que extráhes teu nome ao Tempo avaro:
+
+Freire [9], Viana [10], Blancheville [11], ó raro,
+  Moral thesoiro, que possúe Elmano;
+  Sócio de Flóra [12]; e tu de som Thebano
+  Ó Cysne [13]! E tu, Cardoso, em letras claro [14]:
+
+Monumento honrador da Humanidade,
+  (Se o Fado me sumir da Mórte no Ermo)
+  Grata vos deixa cordial Saudade.
+
+Ireis nos versos meus do Globo ao termo,
+  Por serdes, com benéfica Piedade,
+  Nuncios, Nuncios de hum Deos ao Vate enfermo.
+
+
+[1] Francisco José da Paz.
+
+[2] João Pedro Maneschi.
+
+[3] Marcos Aurelio Rodrigues.
+
+[4] Antonio José Alvares.
+
+[5] Joaquim Pereira de Almeida.
+
+[6] Prior dos Anjos.
+
+[7] José Ventura Montano.
+
+[8] Nuno Alvares Pereira Moniz.
+
+[9] Gregorio Freire Carneiro.
+
+[10] Gonçalo José Rodrigues Vianna.
+
+[11] Diogo José Blancheville.
+
+[12] O Padre Mestre Fr. José Marianno da Conceição Veloso.
+
+[13] João Vicente Pimentel Maldonado.
+
+[14] O Desembargador do Porto Vicente José Ferreira Cardoso. Devo
+tambem mencionar honrosamente o Doutor Manoel Joaquim de Oliveira,
+Medico em Lisboa; o meu amigo Polycarpo, da Rua Nova da Rainha; o
+Director do Correio Geral; e José Maria de Oliveira, Filho do
+Administrador dos Seguros do mesmo Correio: todos para comigo
+instrumentos da Providencia.
+
+
+
+
+_Se estiver nos meus Fados a proxima extincção de meus dias,_
+
+
++EPITAFIO.+
+
+
+De Elmano eis sobre o mármore sagrado
+  A Lyra, em que chorava, ou ria Amores.
+  Ser delles, ser das Musas foi seu Fado:
+  Honrem-lhe a Lyra Vates, e Amadores.
+
+
+  _Quod licet, inter vos nomen habete meum._
+
+          Ovidio.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO II.+
+
+
+Se o Grande, o que nos Orbes diamantinos
+  Tem curvos a seus pés dos Reis os Fados,
+  Novamente me dér ver amimados
+  De modésta Ventura os meus Destinos;
+
+Se acordarem na Lyra os sons Divinos,
+  Que dórmem (já da Gloria não lembrados)
+  Ao Côro ethéreo, candidos, e alados,
+  Honrar com Elle hum Deos ireis, meus hynos.
+
+Mas, da humana Carreira inda no meio,
+  Se a débil flor vital sentir murchada
+  Por Lei que envôlta na existencia veio;
+
+Co'a mente pelos Ceos toda espraiada,
+  Direi, de Eternidade ufano, e cheio:
+  «A Deos, ó Mundo! ó Natureza! ó Nada!»
+
+
+
+
++SONETO III.+
+
+
+Pela voz do Trovão Corisco intenso
+  Clama, que á Natureza impéra hum Ente,
+  Que cinge do áureo Dia o véo ridente,
+  Que véste d'atra Noite o manto denso.
+
+Pasmar na Immensidade he crer o Immenso:
+  Tudo em nós o requer, o adora, o sente.
+  Próvão-te olhos, ouvidos, peito, e mente?
+  Numen! Eu oiço, eu olho, eu sinto, eu penso.
+
+Tua Idéa, ó Grão Ser, ó Ser Divino,
+  Me he vida, se me dão mortal desmaio
+  Males que soffro, e males que imagino.
+
+Nunca Impiedade em mim fez bruto ensaio:
+  Sempre (até das Paixões no desatino)
+  Tua Clemencia amei, temi teu Raio.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO IV.+
+
+
+Caro a Fébo, a Filinto, a Lysia, á Fama,
+  Na Lácia Fonte, e Argiva immerso Alfeno [15],
+  Pelas Deosas Irmãas fadado Ismeno [16],
+  Em que he Numen Razão, Verdade he flamma:
+
+Canóro Melibêo [17], por quem derrama
+  Invéja, e Glória o néctar, e o veneno;
+  Filósofo Cantor, meu doce Oleno [18],
+  Doce ao Sócio infeliz, que em ais te chama!
+
+Elmiro [19], que de Sóphia o grão Thesoiro
+  Revolves, possessôr, com mão suprema;
+  E outros, que o Téjo honrais, o Vouga, o Doiro [20];
+
+Dai-me que o Léthes sorvedor não tema:
+  Por vós comprado ao Tempo em versos de oiro,
+  Cysne talvez que sôe á hora extrema.
+
+
+[15] O Bacharel Domingos Maximiano Torres.
+
+[16] João Vicente Pimentel Maldonado.
+
+[17] Miguel Antonio de Barros.
+
+[18] Nuno Alvares Pereira Moniz.
+
+[19] José Agostinho de Macedo.
+
+[20] Hum dos que honrão o Doiro he Bento Henriques Soares, amigo do
+chorado João Baptista Junior (Author da nova Castro) amigo, como eu,
+daquelle, cuja memoria deve saudosamente viver em quanto o Engenho, e
+a Moral forem dotes de preço. O glorioso ao Vouga he Francisco Joaquim
+Ringre, que pelo sabor da Antiguidade, que ha nas suas Poesias, e pelo
+estro que as levanta, merece esta nota.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO V.+
+
+
+Desejo illuso, e vão! Para que traças
+  Quadro, que imagens divinaes offrece?
+  A terna, ausente Amada me apparece,
+  Em Ceo de Amores eclipsando as Graças.
+
+Ante a doce Visão, com que me enlaças,
+  (Já murcho, estéril já) meu ser florece;
+  Mas súbito Fantasma eis desvanece
+  Chusma de encantos, que em teu sonho abraças.
+
+Croado de Cypreste o Desengano,
+  O meu nada me agoira... ó dor! mais forte
+  Do que em seu gráo supremo o esforço humano!
+
+Chorai, Piedade, e Amor, tão triste sorte,
+  Chorai: longe de Anália expira Elmano;
+  Os que a Ternura unio desune a Morte.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO VI.+
+
+
+Dura Filosofia audaz forceja
+  Por dar-me essencia nova ao pensamento;
+  De bronze diz que forre o soffrimento,
+  E em brazas, como em flores, manso esteja:
+
+Diz, que, ó Leis de Zenôn [21], por vós me reja;
+  Que sabe do alto Systema alto Portento:
+  «Os orgãos vivem, morre o sentimento,
+  «E mudo, e frio, o coração caleja.»
+
+Mas ah! Mais sabio que Zenôn o Eterno,
+  Fonte ás lágrimds deo, deo fonte ao riso:
+  Co'a Lei das sensações meu ser govérno.
+
+Se eu folgasse entre o mal que em mim diviso,
+  Na mente ousára unir o horror do Inférno
+  Aos Sóes, de que se esmalta o Paraiso.
+
+
+[21] Discipulo de Crates, e Fundador do Estoicismso, ou Seita dos
+Estóicos. Quando o Homem crê visinhar com o seu Nada, (o Nada Universal)
+as sombras, em que o envolvem, o abafão as suas paixões, se rarefazem,
+e esvaecem aos lumes da Justiça, e do Desengano: ou já lhe bróte
+sobrenaturalmente n'alma este fenómeno, ou já porque, evaporado o amor
+proprio, attente mais nos outros que em si. Eu, talvez nesse estado,
+ou não longe delle, confesso ingenuamente, que, pela suavidade, e
+apuro do métro (nas composições lavradas com mais desvélo, e mais
+gosto) pelas flores, pelos esmaltes Poéticos de que as ameniza, e
+formosêa, (em especial as Báchicas) Belmiro está mui sobranceiro aos
+Engenhos vulgares. A Razão me pede, que lhe honre o mêrito; e o
+Coração, que lhe releve a, talvez, injustiça, com que trabalhou
+remover-me de hum gráo, havido da Voz pública.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO VII.+
+
+
+Agora que a seu lôbrego Retiro
+  Como que a baça Morte me encaminha,
+  E o coração, que as ancias lhe adivinha,
+  Débil se ensaia no final suspiro:
+
+Musa de Elmano, e Musa de Belmiro,
+  Una-se a gloria sua á gloria minha:
+  Meu nome aguarentou com voz mesquinha,
+  Eu justo ao seu não fui, e a sê-lo aspiro.
+
+Nem tu me esquecerás, Gastão cadente [22],
+  Lustroso apar do mim, quando de chófre
+  Igneas canções brotei, c'um Deos na mente.
+
+Abri, Verdade, abri teu áureo cófre:
+  Isto Elmano extrahio co'a mão tremente
+  No sério ponto que illusões não sóffre.
+
+
+[22] Se a locução, a fantasia, e o rhythmo caracterizão a mente Poética,
+aponto D. Gastão Coutinho como dorade com estes thesoiros do Espirito.
+Não sôa, como devêra, (e altamente) o louvor de Thomas Antonio dos
+Santos, e Silva nos meus talvez ultimos versos, porque em outros, de
+monção mais Febéa, e já divulgados, lhe teci elogios, em que a fraterna
+amizade, que de muito nos liga, nada proferio avêsso á justiça, e ao
+tom circunspecto do Discernimento.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO VIII.+
+
+
+Não mais, ó Tejo meu, formoso, e brando,
+  Á márgem, fértil de gentis verdores,
+  Terás d'alta Ulysséa hum dos Cantores,
+  [23] Suspiros no áureo metro modulando.
+
+Rindo não mais verá, não mais brincando
+  Por entre as Nynfas, e por entre as Flores
+  O Côro divinal dos nús Amores,
+  Dos Zéfyros azues o affavel Bando.
+
+Co'a fronte já sem myrto, e já sem loiro,
+  O arrebata de rôjo a mão da Sórte
+  Ao Clima salutar, e á márgem de oiro.
+
+Ei-lo em Fragas de horror, sem luz, sem nórte;
+  Sôa daqui, dalli piado Agoiro:
+  Sois vós, Desterro etérno, Ermos da Mórte!
+
+
+[23] _Carmina Pastoris Siculi modulabor avenâ._
+
+          Virgil. Eclog. 10.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO IX.+
+
+
+Nestóreos Dias, que sonhava Elmano,
+  Brilhantes de almos gostos, de aurea Sorte,
+  Pomposa Fantasia, audaz Transporte,
+  As azas cerceai do Orgulho insano.
+
+Plano de hum Numen contradiz meu plano,
+  E quer que se esvaeça, e quer que abórte:
+  Eis, eis palpita, precursor da Mórte,
+  No túmido aneurisma o Desengano.
+
+A Deos, ó Génios que Ulysséa admira:
+  (Cantor, que honrastes, honrareis, Cantores)
+  Versos, prantos lhe dai, que Elmano expira.
+
+Deixai-lhe a cinza em paz, fataes Amores;
+  E vós, do extincto Vate a Campa, e Lyra,
+  [24] Virtudes, que exaltou, cobri de flores.
+
+
+[24] Beneficencia, e Piedade, celebradas no Epicedio ao Marquez
+d'Angeja.
+
+
+
+
+_Ao Senhor Nuno Alvares Pereira Moniz._
+
+
++SONETO X.+
+
+
+Co'a mente juvenil, sublime, alada
+  Sabes da térrea Mansão, Mansão profana;
+  Introduzes, Moniz, a idéa ufana
+  Lá na de Sóes sem conto Estancia ornada.
+
+Já, de Lysia cantando a Historia honrada,
+  Sôas qual Grega Musa, ou qual Romana;
+  Já, medrando nos Céos a força humana,
+  Teu Metro creador faz Ente o Nada.
+
+Nove Deosas louçãas, tres Deosas nuas
+  Te abrem thesoiros: cada qual te admira
+  No verso graças mil, que fôrão suas.
+
+Assás luzio teu Estro: a mais aspira;
+  E estranho não será que substituas
+  A tuba de Marão de Flacco á Lyra.
+
+
+Quero (se meus dias findarem) deixar huma prova do muito em que tive,
+do muito que merecem os talentos de hum dos meus mais caros Amigos.
+
+
+
+
+_Ao súbito desastre de hum Poeta amado da Nação._
+
+
++SONETO XI.+
+
+
+Cantor, que a fronte erguia engrinaldada
+  Comvosco, Idálias crôas: myrto, e rósas,
+  Que vio por mão das Tágides formósas
+  De aljôfares a Lyra, e de oiro ornada;
+
+Mente, de ethéreos Dons abrilhantada,
+  Que, sôlta em producções louçãas, pompósas,
+  Surgio, voou com azas luminósas
+  Ante o Bando que vai de rôjo ao Nada;
+
+Estro, opulento do Febêo Thesoiro,
+  (Já dos épicos Sons talvez no ensaio)
+  Ouvio sahir das trévas triste agoiro.
+
+Seu Fado o fulminou, bateo-lhe o raio
+  Á Sombra tua... ai dor! Lá mesmo, ó Loiro:
+  Chorai-o, Amores, Tágides, chorai-o.
+
+
+De Author anónymo; porém que he facil conhecer pelo estilo.
+
+
+
+
+_Votos pelo restabelescimento da saude de Bocage._
+
+
++SONETO XII.+
+
+
+Não mais, Nynfas gentis do Téjo undoso,
+  Pungidas de alta dor, vagueis insanas:
+  Croai-vos de floridas espadanas,
+  Ou de grinaldas de coral ramoso.
+
+Já não rechinão do arco sanguinoso
+  D'atroz Doença as séttas inhumanas
+  Contra o Cysne que as ondas Tagitanas
+  Enfrêa com o Carmen portentoso.
+
+Serpes da Inveja, Serpes agoireiras,
+  Emmudecei, que a válida Saude
+  Assoma, entre Esperanças lisonjeiras.
+
+Vem, bella Deosa, ao Vate Elmano acude,
+  Que eu grato forjarei nestas Ribeiras
+  Hymnos, batidos na Thebana incude.
+
+
+_Pelo Bacharel Domingos Maximiano Torres._
+
+
+
+
++SONETO XIII.+
+
+
+Se as arduas Leis da sãa Filosofia
+  Sacra Egíde não são contra a Desgraça,
+  Então em que desdiz a humana Raça
+  Das outras, que Razão não alumia?
+
+Seus venenos distille a Tyrannia,
+  Raivoso o Fado em raios se desfaça:
+  Alma, que o lume da Razão repassa,
+  Sórve tranquilla o néctar d'Alegria.
+
+Quando a Ventura ao pensamento acóde,
+  E não próva revezes o Desejo,
+  Embates d'Afflição qualquer sacóde.
+
+Aos males na constancia ser sobejo
+  A poucos dado foi; Elmano o póde:
+  Dá, que hum novo troféo gloríe o Téjo.
+
+
+_Moniz._
+
+
+
+
+_Ao Senhor Manoel Maria de Barbosa du Bocage, em resposta ao Soneto
+pag. 6., pelos mesmos coasoantes._
+
+
++SONETO XIV.+
+
+
+Em teu Genio s'inflamma fogo intenso,
+  Brilhante emanação d'um Deos, d'um Ente,
+  Que as Estrellas, a Lua, o Sol ridente
+  N'um dia fez surgir do Cháos denso:
+
+Teu extasis t'eleva a Espaço immenso,
+  Sentes impulsos, que o Mortal não sente;
+  Eis lúcido clarão te abraza a mente,
+  E o Ser encaras, por quem vivo, e penso.
+
+Pasmado, absôrto no fulgor Divino,
+  Repassado de atónito desmaio,
+  Ant'o Solio do Eterno t'imagino:
+
+Acordas, e do Canto em novo ensaio
+  Dos Athêos aviltando o desatino,
+  Louvas hum Deos, e tremes do seu raio.
+
+
+_Por J. A. Soares._
+
+
+
+
+_Ao senhor João Pedro Maneschi, por occasião do incendio em que perdeo
+todos os seus bens._
+
+
++SONETO XV.+
+
+
+Nos puros Lares teus assoma, irado,
+  Vulcano em ondas de indomavel chamma;
+  Impetuoso cresce, horrivel brama:
+  Parece accezo pela mão do Fado!
+
+Em ferventes vorágens desmandado,
+  Tudo afêa, ennegrece, abraza, inflamma,
+  E em cinza inutil, súbito, derrama
+  Teus merecidos bens, Manéschi honrado.
+
+Mas tu dessa fatal, visivel Péste,
+  Dessa, do Inferno imagem devorante,
+  O damno, estrago, horror baldar pudéste.
+
+Rico de huma Alma singular, constante,
+  Tens, tens tudo: Amizade, que te préste,
+  Dó, que te chóre, e Musa, que te cante.
+
+
+A composião deste Soneto he anterior á minha molestia, mas a Gratidão
+me ordena pô-lo aqui.
+
+
+
+
+_A huma Donzella de estremada Belleza, de rara Virtude, e morta na
+flor dos annos._
+
+
++SONETO XVI.+
+
+
+De Homens, e Numes suspirado Encanto,
+  Lilia, innocente como virgem Rósa,
+  Lilia, mais branda, Lilia, mais formósa
+  Que a Nynfa ethérea, de puníceo manto:
+
+Eu, e os Amores (que perdêrão tanto)
+  Damos-te ás cinzas oblação mimósa:
+  Curva goteje minha Dor saudósa
+  Na molle offrenda, que requer meu pranto.
+
+Em teu sagrado, perennal Retiro
+  Disponho, ao som de lânguidas querélas,
+  A rosa, o cravo, a túlipa, o suspiro.
+
+Medrai no chão de Amor, florinhas béllas...
+  Ah Lilia! Eu gózo o Ceo!... Lilia! Eu respiro
+  Tua alma pura na fragrancia déllas!
+
+
+Pedio-mo Pessôa, que virtuosamente a amava; e a mágoa do assumpto,
+apurada na tristeza da minha situação, deo hum Soneto, que talvez
+penhore os corações ternos.
+
+
+
+
+_Na gravissima enfermidade do Senhor Manoel Maria de Barbosa du Bocage._
+
+
++SONETO XVII.+
+
+
+Elmano! Elmano! Os que te ouvírão rindo,
+  Penhas, e Montes, que teu Metro alçava,
+  Clamar faz hoje a Dôr, que em pranto os lava,
+  E, mais que todos, o Permesso, e Pindo.
+
+Bosques, Paizagens, que teu verso lindo
+  Em dobro enriquecêo, teu mal aggrava:
+  Chorão-te Graças, Nynfas, que elle honrava,
+  O niveo rosto com as mãos cobrindo.
+
+Inda, Cysne do Téjo, inda teu Canto,
+  Bem que rouco, s'escuta; e em desconsolo
+  Já das Musas te chora o Côro santo.
+
+Quando não ergas o mellífluo collo,
+  Quem restará chorar-te? Hum Deos em pranto
+  Se ha de então vêr, chorando o mesmo Apollo.
+
+
+_Por Thomaz Antonio dos Santos, e Silva._
+
+
+
+
+_Em resposta ao antecedente: Elmano a Tomino._
+
+
++SONETO XVIII.+
+
+
+Vapor doirando, que me afuma os Lares,
+  (Porque a Morte os bafeja de contino)
+  Sôlto de ti relampago divino,
+  [25] Milton de Lysia, alumiou meus ares.
+
+O bem d'ouvir-te, o bem de me chorares
+  Quasi que irmana desigual Destino:
+  «Tu de assombros Cantor, (Fébo, ou Tomino)
+  «Eu Ave, eu órgão de pavor, de azares.»
+
+Níveo matiz d'auriferas arêas [26],
+  Cysne qual Jove outr'ora [27], e que no alado
+  Extasi aos Céos a melodia altêas!
+
+Vóz, de que adóro o cântico sagrado,
+  Vóz, que a dor minha, o Fado meu prantêas!
+  Dá-me teus sons, e cantarei meu Fado. [28]
+
+
+[25] Pelo estro, e pela cegueira.
+
+[26] As do Téjo.
+
+[27] Quando se tornou Cysne por Leda.
+
+[28] Porque então a gloria compensa-me a fortuna.
+
+Apesar do que digo a pag. 10, sempre tive occasião de honrar o meu
+insigne Compatriota.
+
+
+
+
++SONETO XIX.+
+
+
+Genio mordaz, que o Mérito golpêa,
+  Nadando em ondas de sulfúrea chamma,
+  Leva de rôjo a Musa que do Gama
+  Cantou prodigios mil, de gloria chêa.
+
+Sem luz o Triste, e sôfrego da alhêa,
+  Razões fallaces imagina, e trama;
+  Porém, risonha, não desmaia a Fama
+  Q'entre os Luzeiros immortaes vaguêa:
+
+Não eu assim, que, atónito, e curvado,
+  Teus sons adóro, magestoso Elmano,
+  Pelos Salões Febêos extasiado!
+
+Vate, crédor do Século Romano!
+  Digno Daquelle, a cuja sombra, e lado
+  Cantava outr'ora o Cysne Mantuano!
+
+
+_Por D. Gastão Fausto da Camara Coutinho._
+
+
+
+
++SONETO XX.+
+
+
+Se na que, mórna, e lúgubre, murmura,
+  Corrente Avérna, como as sombras densa,
+  Dér quéda enórme a sôfrega Doença
+  Que á vida quer sorver-me a fonte impura:
+
+De eleitos Vegetaes sagaz mistura
+  Não foi rígido estôrvo á Morte infensa:
+  Só póde aos olhos meus Virtude immensa
+  A do Horror ferrolhar Morada escura.
+
+Arde, ó Estro! Fulmina o Monstro humano,
+  Que origem vil ao Mundo, a si presume,
+  E á Causa divinal repugna, insano.
+
+Salvè, Principio d'Alma, ethéreo Lume!...
+  Se hun Deos não fôra, que seria Elmano!
+  Existe o Vate por que existe o Nume.
+
+
++FIM.+
+
+
+
+
+
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