Sonnet Xliv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDECCDDCFGGFHH I JKLJJKKJMNMNAA A| Mie venture al venir son tarde e pigre | A |
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| FEW ARE THE SWEETS BUT MANY THE BITTERS OF LOVE | B |
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| Ever my hap is slack and slow in coming | C |
| Desire increasing ay my hope uncertain | D |
| With doubtful love that but increaseth pain | E |
| For tiger like so swift it is in parting | C |
| Alas the snow black shall it be and scalding | C |
| The sea waterless and fish upon the mountain | D |
| The Thames shall back return into his fountain | D |
| And where he rose the sun shall take his lodging | C |
| Ere I in this find peace or quietness | F |
| Or that Love or my Lady right wisely | G |
| Leave to conspire against me wrongfully | G |
| And if I have after such bitterness | F |
| One drop of sweet my mouth is out of taste | H |
| That all my trust and travail is but waste | H |
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| WYATT | I |
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| Late to arrive my fortunes are and slow | J |
| Hopes are unsure desires ascend and swell | K |
| Suspense expectancy in me rebel | L |
| But swifter to depart than tigers go | J |
| Tepid and dark shall be the cold pure snow | J |
| The ocean dry its fish on mountains dwell | K |
| The sun set in the East by that old well | K |
| Alike whence Tigris and Euphrates flow | J |
| Ere in this strife I peace or truce shall find | M |
| Ere Love or Laura practise kinder ways | N |
| Sworn friends against me wrongfully combined | M |
| After such bitters if some sweet allays | N |
| Balk'd by long fasts my palate spurns the fare | A |
| Sole grace from them that falleth to my share | A |
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| MACGREGOR | A |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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