A city in this country titles a poem in which the speaker exclaims “as long as the Silence and Abyss hold off, I want to be alone!”, which is the first of two poems titled “[that city] Revisited.” A section (-5[1])that groups poems according to the coat of arms opens a collection from this country titled for a translation of the word “message.” A poem from this country includes the line “where the land ends and the sea begins,” (10[1])which inspired the first line of a novel from this country that depicts the final year of a “heteronym” of a poet from here. (10[1])The “dog of tears” (10[1])protects people in a novel (10[1])from this country (10[1])in which the doctor’s wife is the only person not afflicted with the title “white (-5[1])sickness.” For 10 points, name this home country of Fernando Pessoa and the author of Blindness, José Saramago. ■END■ (10[2])