Sonnet Clxx Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCEDFCAGAAHA A IJJICKKCDLLDMM N

Lasso ch' i' ardo ed altri non mel credeA
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POSTERITY WILL ACCORD TO HIM THE PITY WHICH LAURA REFUSESB
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Alas with ardour past belief I glowC
None doubt this truth except one only fairD
Who all excels for whom alone I careD
She plainly sees yet disbelieves my woeC
O rich in charms but poor in faith canst thouE
Look in these eyes nor read my whole heart thereD
Were I not fated by my baleful starF
For me from pity's fount might favour flowC
My flame of which thou tak'st so little heedA
And thy high praises pour'd through all my songG
O'er many a breast may future influence spreadA
These my sweet fair so warns prophetic thoughtA
Closed thy bright eye and mute thy poet's tongueH
E'en after death shall still with sparks be fraughtA
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NOTTA
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Alas I burn yet credence fail to gainI
All others credit it save only sheJ
All others who excels alone for meJ
She seems to doubt it still yet sees it plainI
Infinite beauty little faith and slowC
Perceive ye not my whole heart in mine eyesK
Well might I hope save for my hostile skiesK
From mercy's fount some pitying balm to flowC
Yet this my flame which scarcely moves your careD
And your warm praises sung in these fond rhymesL
May thousands yet inflame in after timesL
These I foresee in fancy my sweet fairD
Though your bright eyes be closed and cold my breathM
Shall lighten other loves and live in deathM
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MACGREGORN

Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)



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