Sonnet Lvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDEEDDEAAAAFF G| Amor con sue promesse lusingando | A |
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| LOVE CHAINS ARE STILL DEAR TO HIM | B |
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| By promise fair and artful flattery | C |
| Me Love contrived in prison old to snare | D |
| And gave the keys to her my foe in care | D |
| Who in self exile dooms me still to lie | E |
| Alas his wiles I knew not until I | E |
| Was in their power so sharp yet sweet to bear | D |
| Man scarce will credit it although I swear | D |
| That I regain my freedom with a sigh | E |
| And as true suffering captives ever do | A |
| Carry of my sore chains the greater part | A |
| And on my brow and eyes so writ my heart | A |
| That when she witnesseth my cheek's wan hue | A |
| A sigh shall own if right I read his face | F |
| Between him and his tomb but small the space | F |
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| MACGREGOR | G |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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