Sonnet Cxlvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCDCDCDEFEFBB A| Geri quando talor meco s' adira | A |
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| HE APPEASES HER BY HUMILITY AND EXHORTS A FRIEND TO DO LIKEWISE | B |
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| When my sweet foe so haughty oft and high | C |
| Moved my brief ire no more my sight can thole | D |
| One comfort is vouchsafed me lest I die | C |
| Through whose sole strength survives my harass'd soul | D |
| Where'er her eyes all light which would deny | C |
| To my sad life in scorn or anger roll | D |
| Mine with such true humility reply | C |
| Soon their meek glances all her rage control | D |
| Were it not so methinks I less could brook | E |
| To gaze on hers than on Medusa's mien | F |
| Which turn'd to marble all who met her look | E |
| My friend act thus with thine for closed I ween | F |
| All other aid and nothing flight avails | B |
| Against the wings on which our master sails | B |
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| MACGREGOR | A |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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