Sonnet Lxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCEFFEGHHGII J| Fuggendo la prigione ov' Amor m' ebbe | A |
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| HE LONGS TO RETURN TO THE CAPTIVITY OF LOVE | B |
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| Fleeing the prison which had long detain'd | C |
| Where Love dealt with me as to him seem'd well | D |
| Ladies the time were long indeed to tell | D |
| How much my heart its new found freedom pain'd | C |
| I felt within I could not so bereaved | E |
| Live e'en a day and midway on my eyes | F |
| That traitor rose in so complete disguise | F |
| A wiser than myself had been deceived | E |
| Whence oft I've said deep sighing for the past | G |
| Alas the yoke and chains of old to me | H |
| Were sweeter far than thus released to be | H |
| Me wretched but to learn mine ill at last | G |
| With what sore trial must I now forget | I |
| Errors that round my path myself have set | I |
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| MACGREGOR | J |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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