Sonnet Ccxiii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCCDDCEFGEFG H| O misera ed orribil visione | A |
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| HE CANNOT BELIEVE IN HER DEATH BUT IF TRUE HE PRAYS GOD TO TAKE HIM ALSO FROM LIFE | B |
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| O misery horror can it then be true | C |
| That the sweet light before its time is spent | D |
| 'Mid all its pains which could my life content | D |
| And ever with fresh hopes of good renew | C |
| If so why sounds not other channels through | C |
| Nor only from herself the great event | D |
| No God and Nature could not thus consent | D |
| And my dark fears are groundless and undue | C |
| Still it delights my heart to hope once more | E |
| The welcome sight of that enchanting face | F |
| The glory of our age and life to me | G |
| But if to her eternal home to soar | E |
| That heavenly spirit have left her earthly place | F |
| Oh then not distant may my last day be | G |
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| MACGREGOR | H |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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