Sonnet Ccxxv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDECDDCFGHFIH F JKKJJKKJLAHLAM C| Arbor vittoriosa e trionfale | A |
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| HE EXTOLS THE VIRTUE OF LAURA | B |
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| Tree victory's bright guerdon wont to crown | C |
| Heroes and bards with thy triumphal leaf | D |
| How many days of mingled joy and grief | D |
| Have I from thee through life's short passage known | E |
| Lady who reckless of the world's renown | C |
| Reapest in virtue's field fair honour's sheaf | D |
| Nor fear'st Love's limed snares that subtle thief | D |
| While calm discretion on his wiles looks down | C |
| The pride of birth with all that here we deem | F |
| Most precious gems and gold's resplendent grace | G |
| Abject alike in thy regard appear | H |
| Nay even thine own unrivall'd beauties beam | F |
| No charm to thee save as their circling blaze | I |
| Clasps fitly that chaste soul which still thou hold'st most dear | H |
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| WRANGHAM | F |
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| Blest laurel fadeless and triumphant tree | J |
| Of kings and poets thou the fondest pride | K |
| How much of joy and sorrow's changing tide | K |
| In my short breath hath been awaked by thee | J |
| Lady the will's sweet sovereign thou canst see | J |
| No bliss but virtue where thou dost preside | K |
| Love's chain his snare thou dost alike deride | K |
| From man's deceit thy wisdom sets thee free | J |
| Birth's native pride and treasure's precious store | L |
| Whose bright possession we so fondly hail | A |
| To thee as burthens valueless appear | H |
| Thy beauty's excellence none viewed before | L |
| Thy soul had wearied but thou lov'st the veil | A |
| That shrine of purity adorneth here | M |
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| WOLLASTON | C |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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