Beauty And The Artist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEADEAAl cor di zolfo | A |
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A heart of flaming sulphur flesh of tow | B |
Bones of dry wood a soul without a guide | C |
To curb the fiery will the ruffling pride | C |
Of fierce desires that from the passions flow | B |
A sightless mind that weak and lame doth go | B |
Mid snares and pitfalls scattered far and wide | C |
What wonder if the first chance brand applied | C |
To fuel massed like this should make it glow | B |
Add beauteous art which brought with us from heaven | D |
Will conquer nature so divine a power | E |
Belongs to him who strives with every nerve | A |
If I was made for art from childhood given | D |
A prey for burning beauty to devour | E |
I blame the mistress I was born to serve | A |
Michelangelo Di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
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