Portugal, Oh Noble Homeland.

In the sonnet Ó Pátria Nobre, we are taken on a poetic journey through the grand history of Portugal, a nation that raised its name on the seas and in the spirit of its heroes. The poem highlights the splendor of navigation and the bravery of its navigators, who opened paths through the unknown. The image of Portugal as a cradle of conquests and a rich cultural heritage echoes in each verse, exalting its importance not only as a country, but as an eternal symbol of audacity and creativity.

O noble homeland, cradle of bold heroes,
Whose splendor shone on vast seas,
In hearts, your spirit nestled,
Fertile in dreams and victories you lie.

In navigations, you raised the banners,
Opening paths through the unknown,
Your name echoes, glorious and fearless,
In every corner, in a thousand and one arts.

Belém Tower, guardian of our history,
Sea and sky meet in your glory,
A faithful portrait of a unique people.

Oh Portugal, of navigators and poets,
Your exploits are favorite legends,
And in your bosom, I will love you forever.

Oh Noble Homeland ends with a declaration of eternal love for Portugal, a place where the exploits of navigators and the beauty of the arts meet. The sonnet praises the Belém Tower as the guardian of history and the heroic deeds that made the country a living legend. The feeling of belonging and admiration for this unique homeland prevails throughout the poem, ending with a powerful statement of devotion and pride.