Sonnet Cxci Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCCDDCDDEFFE G DDDDDDDDHDHIID D| Aura che quelle chiome bionde e crespe | A |
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| HE ENVIES THE BREEZE WHICH SPORTS WITH HER THE STREAM THAT FLOWS TOWARDS HER | B |
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| Ye laughing gales that sporting with my fair | C |
| The silky tangles of her locks unbraid | D |
| And down her breast their golden treasures spread | D |
| Then in fresh mazes weave her curling hair | C |
| You kiss those bright destructive eyes that bear | C |
| The flaming darts by which my heart has bled | D |
| My trembling heart that oft has fondly stray'd | D |
| To seek the nymph whose eyes such terrors wear | C |
| Methinks she's found but oh 'tis fancy's cheat | D |
| Methinks she's seen but oh 'tis love's deceit | D |
| Methinks she's near but truth cries 'tis not so | E |
| Go happy gale and with my Laura dwell | F |
| Go happy stream and to my Laura tell | F |
| What envied joys in thy clear crystal flow | E |
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| ANON | G |
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| Thou gale that movest and disportest round | D |
| Those bright crisp'd locks by them moved sweetly too | D |
| That all their fine gold scatter'st to the view | D |
| Then coil'st them up in beauteous braids fresh wound | D |
| About those eyes thou playest where abound | D |
| The am'rous swarms whose stings my tears renew | D |
| And I my treasure tremblingly pursue | D |
| Like some scared thing that stumbles o'er the ground | D |
| Methinks I find her now and now perceive | H |
| She's distant now I soar and now descend | D |
| Now what I wish now what is true believe | H |
| Stay and enjoy blest air the living beam | I |
| And thou O rapid and translucent stream | I |
| Why can't I change my course and thine attend | D |
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| NOTT | D |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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