Poesias Eroticas, Burlescas, e Satyricas de M.M. de Barbosa du Bocage não comprehendidas na edição que das obras d'este poeta se publicou em Lisboa, no anno de MDCCCLIII.

This volume gathers a daring set of poems that were left out of the poet’s official 1853 edition because their licentious subjects and blunt mock‑ery of religious and social conventions troubled contemporary sensibilities. The editor has restored the original formatting, added a comprehensive index and even identified the few pieces that belong to other writers, allowing the listener to explore the works exactly as they first circulated in manuscript form.

Across the pages the verses swing between virile celebrations of desire, razor‑sharp satire of pretentious morality, and playful burlesques that lampoon everything from love affairs to ecclesiastical hypocrisy. The language is vivid and unflinching, mixing earthy humor with a lyrical gift that reveals a side of the poet often hidden by more genteel publications.

Listening to this collection offers a rare glimpse of the poet’s full‑bodied voice, exposing the raw energy and rebellious wit that made his reputation both celebrated and controversial in his own time.