Sonnet Ccxx Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCDCDCDEFGHII J| Vive faville uscian de' duo bei lumi | A |
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| A SMILING WELCOME WHICH LAURA GAVE HIM UNEXPECTEDLY ALMOST KILLS HIM WITH JOY | B |
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| Live sparks were glistening from her twin bright eyes | C |
| So sweet on me whose lightning flashes beam'd | D |
| And softly from a feeling heart and wise | C |
| Of lofty eloquence a rich flood stream'd | D |
| Even the memory serves to wake my sighs | C |
| When I recall that day so glad esteem'd | D |
| And in my heart its sinking spirit dies | C |
| As some late grace her colder wont redeem'd | D |
| My soul in pain and grief that most has been | E |
| How great the power of constant habit is | F |
| Seems weakly 'neath its double joy to lean | G |
| For at the sole taste of unusual bliss | H |
| Trembling with fear or thrill'd by idle hope | I |
| Oft on the point I've been life's door to ope | I |
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| MACGREGOR | J |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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