Sonnet Lxxi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCCDDCEFBEGB B HGFIJKGJLMNLMN B

Piangete donne e con voi pianga AmoreA
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ON THE DEATH OF CINO DA PISTOIAB
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Weep beauteous damsels and let Cupid weepC
Of every region weep ye lover trainD
He who so skilfully attuned his strainD
To your fond cause is sunk in death's cold sleepC
Such limits let not my affliction keepC
As may the solace of soft tears restrainD
And to relieve my bosom of its painD
Be all my sighs tumultuous utter'd deepC
Let song itself and votaries of verseE
Breathe mournful accents o'er our Cino's bierF
Who late is gone to number with the blestB
Oh weep Pistoia weep your sons perverseE
Its choicest habitant has fled our sphereG
And heaven may glory in its welcome guestB
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NOTTB
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Ye damsels pour your tears weep with you LoveH
Weep all ye lovers through the peopled sphereG
Since he is dead who while he linger'd hereF
With all his might to do you honour stroveI
For me this tyrant grief my prayers shall moveJ
Not to contest the comfort of a tearK
Nor check those sighs that to my heart are dearG
Since ease from them alone it hopes to proveJ
Ye verses weep ye rhymes your woes renewL
For Cino master of the love fraught layM
E'en now is from our fond embraces tornN
Pistoia weep and all your thankless crewL
Your sweetest inmate now is reft awayM
But heaven rejoice and hail your son new bornN
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CHARLEMONTB

Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)



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