As primaveras 2. ed. (3. de Lisboa) Accrescentada com novas poesias, O Camoes e o jáo e dois romances em prosa, o juizo critico de varios escriptores [Portuguese]

As Primaveras is a collection of poetry by the celebrated Brazilian Romantic poet Casimiro de Abreu (1839-1860). This second edition, published in 1867, includes additional poems, the pieces "O Cam es e o J o", two prose romances, critical analyses by Brazilian writers, and a prologue by M. Pinheiro Chagas. Abreu's work is known for its heartfelt emotion, themes of youth, love, and saudade (a feeling of longing), reflecting the spirit of Brazilian Romanticism. His poems continue to resonate with readers for their lyrical beauty and evocative portrayal of human experience. This edition offers valuable insights into Abreu's creative development and the reception of his work in 19th-century Brazil.

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