To Laura In Death. Sonnet Lxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEAFGHIJKELAA M| Quel che d' odore e di color vincea | A |
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| THE LAUREL IN WHOM HE PLACED ALL HIS JOY HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM HIM TO ADORN HEAVEN | B |
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| That which in fragrance and in hue defied | C |
| The odoriferous and lucid East | D |
| Fruits flowers and herbs and leaves and whence the West | E |
| Of all rare excellence obtain'd the prize | A |
| My laurel sweet which every beauty graced | F |
| Where every glowing virtue loved to dwell | G |
| Beheld beneath its fair and friendly shade | H |
| My Lord and by his side my Goddess sit | I |
| Still have I placed in that beloved plant | J |
| My home of choicest thoughts in fire in frost | K |
| Shivering or burning still I have been bless'd | E |
| The world was of her perfect honours full | L |
| When God his own bright heaven therewith to grace | A |
| Reclaim'd her for Himself for she was his | A |
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| MACGREGOR | M |
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