Sonnet Ccii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDECCFFCGHIGHI J| I' ho pregato Amor e nel riprego | A |
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| HE PLEADS THE EXCESS OF HIS PASSION IN PALLIATION OF HIS FAULT | B |
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| Oft have I pray'd to Love and still I pray | C |
| My charming agony my bitter joy | D |
| That he would crave your grace if consciously | E |
| From the right path my guilty footsteps stray | C |
| That Reason which o'er happier minds holds sway | C |
| Is quell'd of Appetite I not deny | F |
| And hence through tracks my better thoughts would fly | F |
| The victor hurries me perforce away | C |
| You in whose bosom Genius Virtue reign | G |
| With mingled blaze lit by auspicious skies | H |
| Ne'er shower'd kind star its beams on aught so rare | I |
| You you should say with pity not disdain | G |
| How could he 'scape lost wretch these lightning eyes | H |
| So passionate he and I so direly fair | I |
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| WRANGHAM | J |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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