In Vita: Lxxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECFE| Sennuccio I would have thee know the shame | A |
| That's dealt to me and what a life is mine | B |
| Even as of yore I struggle burn and pine | B |
| Laura transports me I am still the same | A |
| All meekness here all pride she there became | A |
| Now harsh now kind now cruel now benign | B |
| Here honor clothed her there a grace divine | B |
| Now gentle now disdainful of my flame | A |
| Here sweetly did she sing there sat awhile | C |
| There she turned back she lingered in this spot | D |
| Here with her splendid eyes my heart she clove | E |
| She uttered there a word and here did smile | C |
| Here she changed color Ah in such fond thought | F |
| Holds me by day and night our master Love | E |
Emma Lazarus
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