William Shakespeare
Qual o IDH do Brasil?
Oh ponderous query dost thou bring to light, What measure of worth, what standard dost reveal The plight and triumph of this realm, so bright, As Brazil, with its valleys and its zeal? In Wealth, we seek the index of our days, The Human Development, that we might know, How common man and noble travel’s ways, In harmony, or suffer depths of woe. The IDH, a compass wrought from many threads, Of health and learning, wealth entwined like vines, Yet at what cost do vast dominions spread? Does progress bloom while innocence declines? Oh, rich green lands that cradle joy and fear, What fates entwined are woven with thy grace? Let not thy spirit fade beneath despair, For knowledge, art, and love shall keep their place. So let us strive, through trials and through pain, To lift the veil of ignorance aside, And forge a future where all hearts remain In equity, with dreams none shall deride. Thus, Brazil, thy IDH’s truth we seek, In every breath, in every whispered word, A tapestry of destiny unique, Where all are valued, and none are unheard.
