Sonnet Clxix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCCDDCEFFEBB B| D' un bel chiaro polito e vivo ghiaccio | A |
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| THOUGH RACKED BY AGONY HE DOES NOT COMPLAIN OF HER | B |
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| The flames that ever on my bosom prey | C |
| From living ice or cold fair marble pour | D |
| And so exhaust my veins and waste my core | D |
| Almost insensibly I melt away | C |
| Death his stern arm already rear'd to slay | C |
| As thunders angry heaven or lions roar | D |
| Pursues my life that vainly flies before | D |
| While I with terror shake and mute obey | C |
| And yet were Love and Pity friends they might | E |
| A double column for my succour throw | F |
| Between my worn soul and the mortal blow | F |
| It may not be such feelings in the sight | E |
| Of my loved foe and mistress never stir | B |
| The fault is in my fortune not in her | B |
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| MACGREGOR | B |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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