Pessoa in a sentence

Fernando Pessoa-himself 'Fernando Pessoa-himself' is not the 'real' Fernando Pessoa.

It refers to Pessoa's vision of a future world of peace and the Fifth Empire (which, according to Pessoa, is spiritual and not material, because if it were material England would already have achieved it).

On July 13, 1893, when Pessoa was five, his father, Joaquim de Seabra Pessoa, died of tuberculosis and next year, on January 2, his younger brother Jorge, aged one, also died.

She and Lucas posted photos of a boat trip they enjoyed to a picture-postcard spot off Joao Pessoa known as Red Sand Island.

Eiffel Bridge (also known as the Dom Luís I Bridge) was taken in Porto by Jose Pessoa Neto: "People were waiting for the street festival 'Senhora da Agonia', one of the biggest in Portugal.

For maximum crunch, Pessoa recommends using pre-shredded cabbage and prepping the slaw within 30 minutes of serving.

Freight cost doubts have also disrupted fertilizer deliveries, Pessoa said.

Milloy and Pessoa both have little girls, Milly and Sasha, respectively.

Along with some friends, he founded another publishing house, Olisipo, which published in 1921 a further two English poetry volumes: English Poems I–II and English Poems III by Fernando Pessoa.

Álvaro de Campos main Álvaro de Campos manifests, in a way, as an hyperbolic version of Pessoa himself.

Astrology was part of his everyday life and Pessoa kept that interest until his death, which he was able to predict with a certain degree of accuracy. citation.

Atlantic Poets: Fernando Pessoa's Turn in Anglo-American Modernism.

Bernardo Soares also supposedly lived in the same downtown street, a world that Pessoa knew quite well due to his long career as freelance correspondence translator.

Born on June 13, Pessoa was native of Gemini and had Scorpio as rising sign.

But Search represents a transition heteronym that Pessoa used while searching to adapt to the Portuguese cultural reality.

Fernando Pessoa's personality is not stamped in any given voice; his personality is diffused through the heteronyms.

For this reason 'Fernando Pessoa-himself' stands apart from the poet proper.

His interest in occultism led Pessoa to correspond with Aleister Crowley and later helped him to elaborate a fake suicide, when Crowley visited Portugal in 1930. citation.

In 1915, Pessoa created the heteronym Raphael Baldaya, an astrologist, and planned to write under his name "System of Astrology" and "Introduction to the Study of Occultism".

In his detached, intellectual approach, he is closer to Fernando Pessoa's constant rationalization, as such representing the orthonym's wish for measure and sobriety and a world free of troubles and respite, in stark contrast to Caeiro's spirit and style.