Ama Stelaro by Nuno Baena

Ama Stelaro

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Title: Ama Stelaro

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Contents: Dediĉo -- Al la leganto -- La korvo kaj la vulpo (trad. el Coelho Netto) -- La nigra papilio (trad. el Olavo Bilac) -- Trioleto (originale verkita) -- Alvoko (trad. el João Baena) -- Sola (originale verkita) -- Kiel knabo povas sin mem rekomendi (trad. el angla lingvo) -- Rozoj, rozoj ... (originale verkita) -- La horloĝo (originale verkita) -- Lulkanto (originale verkita) -- Se mi estus riĉa ... (laŭmemore verkita) -- Marmeze (originale verkita) -- Vero vera (originale verkita) -- Neĝa statuo (originale verkita) -- Inter nuboj (originale verkita) -- Confiteor (trad. el Luiz Guimarães Filho) -- Miraklo (originale verkita) -- Ami estas mia penso (originale verkita) -- Lina el Moskvo (trad. el Dro Nuno de Andrade) -- Destino (trad. el nekonata aŭtoro).

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Summary: "Ama Stelaro" by Nuno Baena is a collection of literary translations and original works written in the early 20th century. The text presents a variety of poetic forms and short plays that delve into themes such as love, nature, and introspection, showcasing the author's creativity both in original composition and translation from other languages. The opening of "Ama Stelaro" introduces readers to the intriguing pseudonym "La Forgesito," which the author uses as a veil of mystery to spark curiosity about his identity. The initial section features a comical one-act play titled "La korvo kaj la vulpo" (The Crow and the Fox), in which two boys, Alberto and Edmundo, engage in a playful exchange about creativity and academic performance, setting a light and humorous tone. Their interactions reflect themes of sibling rivalry, perception of talent, and the pressures of educational expectations, while also hinting at deeper philosophical inquiries about the nature of inspiration and the essence of originality in art. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

Reading Level: Reading ease score: 69.8 (8th & 9th grade). Neither easy nor difficult to read.

Author: Baena, Nuno, 1865-1922

EBook No.: 52111

Published: May 20, 2016

Downloads: 97

Language: Esperanto

Subject: Esperanto literature

Subject: Literature -- Translations into Esperanto

LoCC: Language and Literatures: Indigenous American and Artificial Languages

Category: Text

Rights: Public domain in the USA.