Fernando Pessoa signed poems with his own name throughout his life. He placed himself within his system of diversity, thereby reinforcing his maxim of being "not just a single poet." In the concert of his heteronyms—Alberto Caeiro, Ricardo Reis, and Álvaro de Campos—the orthonymous, the true Pessoa, is an enriching voice. The intelligent selection by Inés Koebel aims to showcase this diversity and beauty for the first time in German. The interplay between very personal, occasionally sober poems and the humorous, critical, and even grotesque political verses reveals him as an attentive observer of his time. The first text dates back to 1911, while the last, written just 11 days before his death, is from 1935. A Pessoa is to be discovered here, one that has been missing until now, expanding our view of his uniqueness.