Sonnet Cxi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CAACCAACDEDEFF G| Quand' io v' odo parlar si dolcemente | A |
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| TO ONE WHO SPOKE TO HIM OF LAURA | B |
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| Whene'er you speak of her in that soft tone | C |
| Which Love himself his votaries surely taught | A |
| My ardent passion to such fire is wrought | A |
| That e'en the dead reviving warmth might own | C |
| Where'er to me she dear or kind was known | C |
| There the bright lady is to mind now brought | A |
| In the same bearing which to waken thought | A |
| Needed no sound but of my sighs alone | C |
| Half turn'd I see her looking on the breeze | D |
| Her light hair flung so true her memories roll | E |
| On my fond heart of which she keeps the keys | D |
| But the surpassing bliss which floods my soul | E |
| So checks my tongue to tell how queen like there | F |
| She sits as on her throne I never dare | F |
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| MACGREGOR | G |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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