Sonnet Clxxxv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDECDDCFGGFHH I| Qual mio destin qual forza o qual inganno | A |
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| THOUGH HER EYES DESTROY HIM HE CANNOT TEAR HIMSELF AWAY | B |
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| What destiny of mine what fraud or force | C |
| Unarm'd again conducts me to the field | D |
| Where never came I but with shame to yield | D |
| 'Scape I or fall which better is or worse | E |
| Not worse but better from so sweet a source | C |
| Shine in my heart those lights so bright reveal'd | D |
| The fatal fire e'en now as then which seal'd | D |
| My doom though twenty years have roll'd their course | C |
| I feel death's messengers when those dear eyes | F |
| Dazzling me from afar I see appear | G |
| And if on me they turn as she draw near | G |
| Love with such sweetness tempts me then and tries | F |
| Tell it I cannot nor recall in sooth | H |
| For wit and language fail to reach the truth | H |
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| MACGREGOR | I |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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