Sonnet Clxxii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A A ABBAABBACCDDCD E FGGFFGFGCHCIHI J| Dolci ire dolci sdegni e dolci paci | A |
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| HE CONSOLES HIMSELF WITH THE THOUGHT THAT HE WILL BE ENVIED BY POSTERITY | A |
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| Sweet scorn sweet anger and sweet misery | A |
| Forgiveness sweet sweet burden and sweet ill | B |
| Sweet accents that mine ear so sweetly thrill | B |
| That sweetly bland now sweetly fierce can be | A |
| Mourn not my soul but suffer silently | A |
| And those embitter'd sweets thy cup that fill | B |
| With the sweet honour blend of loving still | B |
| Her whom I told Thou only pleasest me | A |
| Hereafter moved with envy some may say | C |
| For that high boasted beauty of his day | C |
| Enough the bard has borne then heave a sigh | D |
| Others Oh why most hostile Fortune why | D |
| Could not these eyes that lovely form survey | C |
| Why was she early born or wherefore late was I | D |
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| NOTT | E |
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| Sweet anger sweet disdain and peace as sweet | F |
| Sweet ill sweet pain sweet burthen that I bear | G |
| Sweet speech as sweetly heard sweet speech my fair | G |
| That now enflames my soul now cools its heat | F |
| Patient my soul endure the wrongs you meet | F |
| And all th' embitter'd sweets you're doomed to share | G |
| Blend with that sweetest bliss the maid to greet | F |
| In these soft words Thou only art my care | G |
| Haply some youth shall sighing envious say | C |
| Enough has borne the bard so fond so true | H |
| For that bright beauty brightest of his day | C |
| While others cry Sad eyes how hard your fate | I |
| Why could I ne'er this matchless beauty view | H |
| Why was she born so soon or I so late | I |
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| ANON | J |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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