Sonnet Cii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCDAEEFAFAAAD G FBHFFHBFFFAIIA F| S' Amor non che dunque quel ch' i' sento | A |
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| THE CONTRADICTIONS OF LOVE | B |
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| If no love is O God what fele I so | C |
| And if love is what thing and which is he | D |
| If love be gode from whence cometh my woe | C |
| If it be wicke a wonder thinketh me | D |
| When every torment and adversite | A |
| That cometh of him may to me savory thinke | E |
| For aye more thurst I the more that I drinke | E |
| And if that at my owne lust I brenne | F |
| From whence cometh my wailing and my pleinte | A |
| If harme agre me whereto pleine I thenne | F |
| I not nere why unwery that I feinte | A |
| O quick deth O surel harme so quainte | A |
| How may I see in me such quantite | A |
| But if that I consent that so it be | D |
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| CHAUCER | G |
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| If 'tis not love what is it feel I then | F |
| If 'tis how strange a thing sweet powers above | B |
| If love be kind why does it fatal prove | H |
| If cruel why so pleasing is the pain | F |
| If 'tis my will to love why weep why plain | F |
| If not my will tears cannot love remove | H |
| O living death O rapturous pang why love | B |
| If I consent not canst thou o'er me reign | F |
| If I consent 'tis wrongfully I mourn | F |
| Thus on a stormy sea my bark is borne | F |
| By adverse winds and with rough tempest tost | A |
| Thus unenlightened lost in error's maze | I |
| My blind opinion ever dubious strays | I |
| I'm froze by summer scorched by winter's frost | A |
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| ANON | F |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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