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This study analyses the importance of Greco-Roman myths (and also biblical myths) in Carvalho Calero’s poetry. For Carvalho, myth is not merely an aesthetic ornament or a cultural display, but a means of reflection in order to achieve a philosophical and existentialist poetry with a strong Christian background. Some poems from Salterio de Fingoy [Fingoy’s Psalter] feature the figures of Orpheus, Dionysus, John the Baptist and Salome. The poem ‘Abisag’, published in 1931 is analysed as one of the first examples of Rilke’s poem of the same

tradición bíblica e clásica na poesía de Carvalho Calero (con comentario de cinco poemas)