Sonnet Clviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CAACCAACADDAEF B| Siccome eterna vita veder Dio | A |
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| ALL HIS HAPPINESS IS IN GAZING UPON HER | B |
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| As life eternal is with God to be | C |
| No void left craving there of all possess'd | A |
| So lady mine to be with you makes blest | A |
| This brief frail span of mortal life to me | C |
| So fair as now ne'er yet was mine to see | C |
| If truth from eyes to heart be well express'd | A |
| Lovely and bless d spirit of my breast | A |
| Which levels all high hopes and wishes free | C |
| Nor would I more demand if less of haste | A |
| She show'd to part for if as legends tell | D |
| And credence find are some who live by smell | D |
| On water some or fire who touch and taste | A |
| All things which neither strength nor sweetness give | E |
| Why should not I upon your dear sight live | F |
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| MACGREGOR | B |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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