Sonnet Xxxiv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEFGHIJKLMNOP Q| Ma poi che 'l dolce riso umile e piano | A |
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| HER RETURN GLADDENS THE EARTH AND CALMS THE SKY | B |
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| But when her sweet smile modest and benign | C |
| No longer hides from us its beauties rare | D |
| At the spent forge his stout and sinewy arms | E |
| Plieth that old Sicilian smith in vain | F |
| For from the hands of Jove his bolts are taken | G |
| Temper'd in tna to extremest proof | H |
| And his cold sister by degrees grows calm | I |
| And genial in Apollo's kindling beams | J |
| Moves from the rosy west a summer breath | K |
| Which safe and easy wafts the seaward bark | L |
| And wakes the sweet flowers in each grassy mead | M |
| Malignant stars on every side depart | N |
| Dispersed before that bright enchanting face | O |
| For which already many tears are shed | P |
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| MACGREGOR | Q |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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