Sonnet Cxxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDAEFGAHAIJKAL D| O passi sparsi o pensier vaghi e pronti | A |
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| EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE OF HIS PASSION IS A TORMENT TO HIM | B |
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| O scatter'd steps O vague and busy thoughts | C |
| O firm set memory O fierce desire | D |
| O passion powerful O failing heart | A |
| O eyes of mine not eyes but fountains now | E |
| O leaf which honourest illustrious brows | F |
| Sole sign of double valour and best crown | G |
| O painful life O error oft and sweet | A |
| That make me search the lone plains and hard hills | H |
| O beauteous face where Love together placed | A |
| The spurs and curb to strive with which is vain | I |
| They prick and turn me so at his sole will | J |
| O gentle amorous souls if such there be | K |
| And you O naked spirits of mere dust | A |
| Tarry and see how great my suffering is | L |
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| MACGREGOR | D |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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