Sonnet Xc Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDCCEDCFAGFAG H| Qui dove mezzo son Sennuccio mio | A |
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| THE MERE SIGHT OF VAUCLUSE MAKES HIM FORGET ALL THE PERILS OF HIS JOURNEY | B |
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| Friend on this spot I life but half endure | C |
| Would I were wholly here and you content | D |
| Where from the storm and wind my course I bent | D |
| Which suddenly had left the skies obscure | C |
| Fain would I tell for here I feel me sure | C |
| Why lightnings now no fear to me present | E |
| And why unmitigated much less spent | D |
| E'en as before my fierce desires allure | C |
| Soon as I reach'd these realms of love and saw | F |
| Where sweet and pure to life my Laura came | A |
| Who calms the air at rest the thunder lays | G |
| Love in my soul where she alone gives law | F |
| Quench'd the cold fear and kindled the fast flame | A |
| What were it then on her bright eyes to gaze | G |
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| MACGREGOR | H |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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