My patria vera or true fatherland is the place that enriches my soul.

Janvier Chando
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The phrase, “My patria vera or true fatherland is the place that enriches my soul” was first used by Francisco de Quevedo y Villegas, a famous Spanish poet. He was talking about the love of country and how it enriches the spirit of a person. It also says that a country should be one’s homeland, not just a place to work or live. In other words, a person has to feel connected to his home country, whether he loves it or not.

Source: The Union Moujik

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