Sonnet Xciii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDEEDDEFAGFAA H| Pien di quella ineffabile dolcezza | A |
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| WHEREVER HE IS HE SEES ONLY LAURA | B |
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| O'erflowing with the sweets ineffable | C |
| Which from that lovely face my fond eyes drew | D |
| What time they seal'd for very rapture grew | D |
| On meaner beauty never more to dwell | E |
| Whom most I love I left my mind so well | E |
| Its part to muse on her is train'd to do | D |
| None else it sees what is not hers to view | D |
| As of old wont with loathing I repel | E |
| In a low valley shut from all around | F |
| Sole consolation of my heart deep sighs | A |
| Pensive and slow with Love I walk alone | G |
| Not ladies here but rocks and founts are found | F |
| And of that day blest images arise | A |
| Which my thought shapes where'er I turn mine eyes | A |
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| MACGREGOR | H |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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