Translations. - Milton's Italian Poems. Iii. Canzone Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCACBBDDEBEBFFLadies and youths that in their favour bask | A |
With mocking smiles come round me Prithee why | B |
Why dost thou with an unknown language cope | C |
Love riming Whence thy courage for the task | A |
Tell us so never frustrate be thy hope | C |
And the best thought still to thy thinking fly | B |
Thus me they mock Thee other streams they cry | B |
Thee other shores another sea demands | D |
Upon whose verdant strands | D |
Are budding even this moment for thy hair | E |
Immortal guerdon bays that will not die | B |
An over burden on thy back why bear | E |
Song I will tell thee thou for me reply | B |
My lady saith and her word is my heart | F |
This is Love's mother tongue and fits his part | F |
George Macdonald
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