Translations. - Part Ii. Sonnet Lxxv. (from Petrarch.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBCDEDEDE| The elect angels and the souls in bliss | A |
| The citizens of heaven when that first day | B |
| My lady passed from me and went their way | B |
| Of marvel and pity full did round her press | C |
| What light is this and what new loveliness | C |
| They said among them for such sweet display | B |
| Did never mount that from the earth did stray | B |
| To this high dwelling all this age we guess | C |
| She well content her lodging chang'd to find | D |
| Shows perfect by her peers most perfect placed | E |
| And now and then half turning looks behind | D |
| To see if I walk in the way she traced | E |
| Hence I lift heavenward all my heart and mind | D |
| Because I hear her pray me to make haste | E |
George Macdonald
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