Sonnet Ccxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDECCEECFGFGHH I| Far potess' io vendetta di colei | A |
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| HIS SOUL VISITS HER IN SLEEP | B |
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| Oh that from her some vengeance I could wrest | C |
| With words and glances who my peace destroys | D |
| And then abash'd for my worse sorrow flies | E |
| Veiling her eyes so cruel yet so blest | C |
| Thus mine afflicted spirits and oppress'd | C |
| By sure degrees she sorely drains and dries | E |
| And in my heart as savage lion cries | E |
| Even at night when most I should have rest | C |
| My soul which sleep expels from his abode | F |
| The body leaves and from its trammels free | G |
| Seeks her whose mien so often menace show'd | F |
| I marvel much if heard its advent be | G |
| That while to her it spake and o'er her wept | H |
| And round her clung asleep she alway kept | H |
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| MACGREGOR | I |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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