To Laura In Death. Sonnet Xxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCDCDCDAEAEAE F| I' mi soglio accusare ed or mi scuso | A |
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| HE GLORIES IN HIS LOVE | B |
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| I now excuse myself who wont to blame | C |
| Nay more I prize and even hold me dear | D |
| For this fair prison this sweet bitter shame | C |
| Which I have borne conceal'd so many a year | D |
| O envious Fates that rare and golden frame | C |
| Rudely ye broke where lightly twined and clear | D |
| Yarn of my bonds the threads of world wide fame | C |
| Which lovely 'gainst his wont made Death appear | D |
| For not a soul was ever in its days | A |
| Of joy of liberty of life so fond | E |
| That would not change for her its natural ways | A |
| Preferring thus to suffer and despond | E |
| Than fed by hope to sing in others' praise | A |
| Content to die or live in such a bond | E |
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| MACGREGOR | F |
Francesco Petrarca (petrarch)
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