To Laura In Death. Sonnet Lxxiii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B BCCBBCCBDEFGHH I| Fu forse un tempo dolce cosa amore | A |
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| HE COMPLAINS OF HIS SUFFERINGS WHICH ADMIT OF NO RELIEF | B |
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| Love haply was erewhile a sweet relief | B |
| I scarce know when but now it bitter grows | C |
| Beyond all else Who learns from life well knows | C |
| As I have learnt to know from heavy grief | B |
| She of our age who was its honour chief | B |
| Who now in heaven with brighter lustre glows | C |
| Has robb'd my being of the sole repose | C |
| It knew in life though that was rare and brief | B |
| Pitiless Death my every good has ta'en | D |
| Not the great bliss of her fair spirit freed | E |
| Can aught console the adverse life I lead | F |
| I wept and sang who now can wake no strain | G |
| But day and night the pent griefs of my soul | H |
| From eyes and tongue in tears and verses roll | H |
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| MACGREGOR | I |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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