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In quella parte dov' Amor mi sprona	A
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HE FINDS HER IMAGE EVERYWHERE	B
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When Love fond Love commands the strain	A
The coyest muse must sure obey	C
Love bids my wounded breast complain	A
And whispers the melodious lay	C
Yet when such griefs restrain the muse's wing	D
How shall she dare to soar or how attempt to sing	D
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Oh could my heart express its woe	E
How poor how wretched should I seem	F
But as the plaintive accents flow	E
Soft comfort spreads her golden gleam	F
And each gay scene that Nature holds to view	G
Bids Laura's absent charms to memory bloom anew	G
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Though Fate's severe decrees remove	H
Her gladsome beauties from my sight	I
Yet urged by pity friendly Love	J
Bids fond reflection yield delight	I
If lavish spring with flowerets strews the mead	K
Her lavish beauties all to fancy are displayed	L
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When to this globe the solar beams	M
Their full meridian blaze impart	N
It pictures Laura that inflames	O
With passion's fires each human heart	N
And when the sun completes his daily race	P
I see her riper age complete each growing grace	P
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When milder planets warmer skies	Q
O'er winter's frozen reign prevail	R
When groves are tinged with vernal dyes	Q
And violets scent the wanton gale	R
Those flowers the verdure then recall that day	C
In which my Laura stole this heedless heart away	C
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The blush of health that crimson'd o'er	S
Her youthful cheek her modest mien	A
The gay green garment that she wore	T
Have ever dear to memory been	A
More dear they grow as time the more inflames	O
This tender breast o'ercome by passion's wild extremes	M
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The sun whose cheering lustre warms	U
The bosom of yon snow clad hill	V
Seems a just emblem of the charms	W
Whose power controls my vanquish'd will	V
When near they gild with joy this frozen heart	N
Where ceaseless winter reigns whene'er those charms depart	N
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Yon sun too paints the locks of gold	X
That play around her face so fair	B
Her face which oft as I behold	X
Prompts the soft sigh of amorous care	B
While Laura smiles all conscious of that love	J
Which from this faithful breast no time can e'er remove	H
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If to the transient storm of night	I
Succeeds a star bespangled sky	Y
And the clear rain drops catch the light	I
Glittering on all the foliage nigh	Y
Methinks her eyes I view as on that day	C
When through the envious veil they shot their magic ray	C
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With brightness making heaven more bright	I
As then they did I see them now	A
I see them when the morning light	I
Purples the misty mountain's brow	A
When day declines and darkness spreads the pole	Z
Methinks 'tis Laura flies and sadness wraps my soul	Z
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In stately jars of burnish'd gold	X
Should lilies spread their silvery pride	A2
With fresh blown roses that unfold	X
Their leaves in heaven's own crimson dyed	A2
Then Laura's bloom I see and sunny hair	B
Flowing adown her neck than ivory whiter far	B2
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The flowerets brush'd by zephyr's wing	D
Waving their heads in frolic play	C
Oft to my fond remembrance bring	D
The happy spot the happier day	C
In which disporting with the gale I view'd	C2
Those sweet unbraided locks that all my heart subdued	C2
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Oh could I count those orbs that shine	A
Nightly o'er yon ethereal plain	A
Or in some scanty vase confine	A
Each drop that ocean's bounds contain	A
Then might I hope to fly from beauty's rays	D2
Laura o'er flaming worlds can spread bright beauty's blaze	D2
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Should I all heaven all earth explore	T
I still should lovely Laura find	E2
Laura whose beauties I adore	T
Is ever present to my mind	E2
She's seen in all that strikes these partial eyes	Q
And her dear name still dwells in all my tender sighs	Q
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But soft my song not thine the power	S
To paint that never dying flame	F2
Which gilds through life the gloomy hour	S
Which nurtures this love wasted frame	F2
For since with Laura dwells my wander'd heart	N
Cheer'd by that fostering flame I brave Death's ebon dart	N
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ANON	A

Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)

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